Borreby

[MM81]

Angeline Ball

Uhm, nordo-borreby maybe?

[Lemon Kush]

John Doman.

[MarceloBielsa]

Roberto Ammatuna italian political man from Pachino, Sicily

[Rouxinol]

Jessica HARDY (USA)

[Rouxinol]

Christian Cantwell (USA)

[sammymcgoff]

Could I possibly be a Borriby?

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[Nimrodel]

I am new here, so forgive my ignorance in this matter.
Working in Denmark makes me feel like there are a lot more of the Borreby-type there then in Sweden..why is that?

[Geminus]

I am new here, so forgive my ignorance in this matter.
Working in Denmark makes me feel like there are a lot more of the Borreby-type there then in Sweden..why is that?

The Borreby type is indeed quite typical for Denmark. A possible explanation could be that Borrebies are descendants of older populations (probably Mesolithic ones) which were more present in Denmark than for example in Sweden.

[Corvus]

I am new here, so forgive my ignorance in this matter.
Working in Denmark makes me feel like there are a lot more of the Borreby-type there then in Sweden..why is that?

Anyway most borreby types can be found in Britain. It seems to be a typical phenotype resulting by a mix of Celts and Germanics.

I regard Denmark the country with the most nordic looking population.
Denmark, Northern Germany (Schleswig Holstein in particular) and Southern Sweden are the regions where the majority of individuals are either Faelid or Hallstatt Nordic

[Pallantides]

The Borreby type is indeed quite typical for Denmark. A possible explanation could be that Borrebies are descendants of older populations (probably Mesolithic ones) which were more present in Denmark than for example in Sweden.

Danes are the least Mesolithic and most Neolithic influenced of all the Nordic peoples.