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Averages of peasants with the photographs of the anthropologist Federico Oláriz Aguilera taken in Las Alpujarras 1894.
It proves the great Berid lie and how the examples of the Web of phenotypes do not resemble reality at all, nor the averages shown there have nothing to do with the southeast of Spain, rather they seem to be from somewhere in the Pacific or are clearly related to the American continent as is also demonstrated with the caricature of Boudin.
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These are morphs of photos of students at UCAM (Murcia), not sure how representative it is of the local population, maybe it contains foreigners:
But this morph (also from physicalanthropologywiki.fandom.com) is of Berid Portuguese politicians:
Do you think they are not Berid?
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I have already demonstrated in the previous thread that the characters that have placed in that web about berid are false and in no case they are from any part of Spain so that indicates that berid is a montage, an invention.
In your avarage there are foreigners.
14 Murcian students, there is one or maybe two immigrant as you can see.
https://www.laverdad.es/murcia/grupo...5047-ntvo.html
I have already said that the man is from Spain.
In this case the woman is somewhat better achieved, but you have introduced Garbine Muguruza who is not fully Spaniard and does not look Spanish either, so that in the Berid invention the intention is to give references to the American continent, in this case the Latin American one, just as Disney is giving references to the black ethnic minority in his country.
Authentic Murcian with presumed Berid Garbiñe Muguruza
https://www.laopiniondemurcia.es/com...-67227905.html
They are chromagnons from the Iberian Peninsula which are intended to be rarefied and now, as far as I can see, to give them a South American trace in order to give references of European origin to a part of the American continent. I am sorry but these examples are not from Spain.
Here is a practical example of an ancient manipulation of the Iberians.
It is about an English watercolorist who, besides copying the photo of an Andalusian photographer, changes the phenotype of these women from Malaga.
All this begins when the first European romantic travelers before daring to travel to Africa arrive in Spain and especially in the south contemplate the Al Alhambra and the two monuments and Moorish media we have, fantasize about way and all this is published in Europe so that must have created an erroneous opinion about the Spanish and especially about the Spanish of the south that we see a century or century and a half later in the example that I publish of the English watercolor.
A modern sequel is the invention of Berid, even more sophisticated and introducing Latin America. I am sorry but we Spaniards know how to recognize ourselves and they are manipulating our Cro-Magnon. If they are avid in the Americas for references and have new phenotypes never seen before, let them introduce them in that phenotype web but do not pretend they are the originals.
I close the subject.
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These are Portuguese. I won't push any further, but would you label these "Berid", "Cromagnon", both, or something else? If "Cromagnon", why can't we just say that "Berid" is a synonym for "Iberian Cromagnon"?
Apologies if you've already answered this, I am not sure I understood your post entirely.
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I think it's more accurate to say that it's more difficult to recognize phenotypes amongst one's own people. So (for instance) it would be easier for a Swede to recognise Berids in Spain, than for someone who is native Spanish (assuming "Berid" is real!). Because, a local observing their own people "misses the forest for the trees", since they are accustomed to noticing the smaller details that allow them to recognise people familiar to them. While a foreigner "suffers" from the "they all look the same to me" syndrome, but in this case, this "curse" is a blessing for recognising phenotypes, since phenotypes describe more general features.
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In those Portuguese there are mainly Yamnaya with the Iberian Neolithic mix, some kind of Alpine Celt, some Jew and an ugly one.
The Cro-Magnon of the Iberian Peninsula will be seen in some mandibular factor, in some more detail, but do not expect it to be presented as it was at the time.
Forget it, a Swede or other central or northern European as I have already explained above has many clichés about Spaniards that have been fixed for several centuries, they can probably confuse us with anything.
I consider that it is fed up and proven that the man supposedly berid of the web that of phenotios not only is not Spanish nor has never been seen in the southeast of Spain but it is a pure invention, from all the explanation with the ridiculousness that is found among the peasants mostly, what peasants? it seems an explanation of the Middle Ages. For the woman the same, both seem to be from somewhere in the Pacific, ok Disney is giving references to their ethnic minority, but I'm sorry they are not going to give us Spaniards phenotypes of the new world because we are the origin and the mirror in which others should be reflected, not vice versa.
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which images of cromagnid spanish natives
would you recommend?
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