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Why are many people on these anthropology threads so ignorant? The Atlantid type is a Nordic-Mediterranean type in which the Nordic element is mainly the Keltic Nordid type. and the Mediterranean element from the Atlanto-Mediterranean type. You don't need to be a rocket scientist to know this.
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a steady tack-tack-tack persisted
as meine kleine über-mädchen used my old type-writer
to alter one of the phenotype-cards dangling off the mobile
hanging from our ceiling.
she was sitting on the floor
transcribing from two books open next to the type-writer.
she handed to me a new card labelled Ibero-insularDeniker
and flipped through the old red book
pointing to each of the somatic characteristics and the territorial range
copied on to the back of the file-card.
leaning over the sand-box in which we played geometry,
she traced a small circle
and dropped the new card on it.
next, she swepted through pages in the remaining book
pointing out the wider range of taxonomical metrics
and the far broader range of territory.
drew a larger circle in the sand
to hold the original file-card and said "Sub-set."
eleven-years-old.
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Phenotypes are bullshit, but they do exist to represent a look. Doesn't mean anything. It's just an outward appearance. You can be atlantid from Italy, Serbia and even Turkey and have nothing to do genetically with atlantic peoples. That all said, I do dislike the atlantid look in guys cos it's unattractive and very white american ughh! They approach the med look (which is hot) but fail at it. I know other girls dig the whole ''sexy atlantid dude'' look. Dark hair, blue eye combo do nothing for me.
Yeah, this ain't for me...
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I'm tired of this, already!
No, I didn't read anything more "in depth" other than Coon's "Races of Europe" (and even then it wasn't that much) and I don't care enough to read more. To me, phenotypes are fun and somewhat interesting and that's it, but I don't care enough to go all in on them, I care more about genetics than that and I have better things to do, so the physicalanthropologywiki.fandom.com and the http://humanphenotypes.net/ are already good enough for me, for the most part.
Full Ethnicity Breakdowns:Spoiler!
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Atlantids aren't exclusively blue eyed though, and generally people outside of the Atlantosphere (France, (Northern) Italy, Switzerland and (in lower numbers) the British Isles, Spain and Portugal) might have the light eye-dark hair combination and not be Atlantid (aka North Pontid+Pontid, Dinarid (Med)+Norid and all those similar mixes), though, any place where Atlanto-med and Nordid meet an Atlantid look could be formed, it's just not as common outside of the Atlantosphere.
Full Ethnicity Breakdowns:Spoiler!
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