Keltic Nordid examples

[Immanenz]

Dee Snider of Twisted Sister:








In profile view Snider is pretty similar to this Keltic Nordic Irishman from Clare I have already posted (The Races of Europe by Carleton Coon):

He looks Ashkenazi- like a Litorid/ Keltic mix. Slightly too high vaulted also

[Creoda]

Juice Newton

[Daco Celtic]

Juice Newton

Dude, you're good with Northern Euro phenotypes. The fact that you pulled Juice Newton out of your ass is pretty impressive. I thought I was one of maybe 2 people on TA who knew about her. I must ask, how the hell did you even know about her? That is music my parents listened to circa 1982.

[Creoda]

Dude, you're good with Northern Euro phenotypes. The fact that you pulled Juice Newton out of your ass is pretty impressive. I thought I was one of maybe 2 people on TA who knew about her. I must ask, how the hell did you even know about her? That is music my parents listened to circa 1982.

I'm surprised you think she's so obscure. Pretty sure Queen of Hearts was an international hit. I know my uncle liked it anyway. Most American pop culture in recent decades has also become popular in the rest of the Anglosphere, besides some TV shows and things. Also American country music / pseudo country music always had a good following in Australia, whenever I used to go into pubs as a kid it was always on the TV for some reason and that sort of music was always on the radio. My parents and grandparents loved a lot of the old US country music. Marty Robbins, Johnny Cash, Ricky Nelson etc. I have fond memories of road trips with things like Big Bad John by Jimmy Dean playing.

[Daco Celtic]

I'm surprised you think she's so obscure. Pretty sure Queen of Hearts was an international hit. I know my uncle liked it anyway. Most American pop culture in recent decades has also become popular in the rest of the Anglosphere. Also American country music / pseudo country music always had a good following in Australia, whenever I used to go into pubs as a kid it was always on the TV for some reason and that sort of music was always on the radio. My parents and grandparents loved a lot of the old US country music. Marty Robbins, Johnny Cash, Ricky Nelson etc. I have fond memories of road trips with my parents with things like Big Bad John by Jimmy Dean playing.

She was big in the early 1980s but I thought you would be too young to remember. I only know due to my parents liking that song. They liked, and still like to some degree, "outlaw country" which was big in the late 70s and early 80s. Juice isn't really an example but she from the same era and had similar appeal. Anyway, I believe this to be the best genre of country, not to get off topic.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outlaw_country

[Creoda]

She was big in the early 1980s but I thought you would be too young to remember. I only know due to my parents liking that song. They liked, and still like to some degree, "outlaw country" which was big in the late 70s and early 80s. Juice isn't really an example but she from the same era and had similar appeal. Anyway, I believe this to be the best genre of country, not to get off topic.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outlaw_country

Yeah, I don't actually remember. I just know a lot more 60s, 70s, and 80s music and musicians than anything in the last 15 or so years.

[XenophobicPrussian]

Our former Minister of National Defense, Peter MacKay(from a small town in northern Nova Scotia away from the more German/English/French parts, likely genetically one of the most pure Irish/Scottish places in North America, no where in the US would even come close)











Unfortunately, had a bit too much love for the Persian spice. RIP Iron Age phenotype.

[Daos777]

Our former Minister of National Defense, Peter MacKay(from a small town in northern Nova Scotia away from the more German/English/French parts, likely genetically one of the most pure Irish/Scottish places in North America, no where in the US would even come close)











Unfortunately, had a bit too much love for the Persian spice. RIP Iron Age phenotype.

This phenotype mixed with Persian(Iranid) will look like a Scythian


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[Benim]

He looks Ashkenazi- like a Litorid/ Keltic mix. Slightly too high vaulted also

I get the feel that there's a trend among amateur classifiers to classify cordeds with hooked nose as jewish while there's 0% recent jewish mixture. People often forget that PIE(and their derivatives: BBK and CWC) had significant CHG heritage, making their noses convex and face long.
I also started to think that the first indo-europeans closely resembled eastern iranians(scythians,sarmatians,yaghnobis or other remnants from central asia/caucasus), but they grew more progressive while they headed west, probably because mixing with the local farmer types. That's why you hear hallstatt nordid being the most progressive form of the original nordoid.

This phenotype mixed with Persian(Iranid) will look like a Scythian


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this one looks western scythian imo.

[Immanenz]

I get the feel that there's a trend among amateur classifiers to classify cordeds with hooked nose as jewish while there's 0% recent jewish mixture. People often forget that PIE(and their derivatives: BBK and CWC) had significant CHG heritage, making their noses convex and face long.
I also started to think that the first indo-europeans closely resembled eastern iranians(scythians,sarmatians,yaghnobis or other remnants from central asia/caucasus), but they grew more progressive while they headed west, probably because mixing with the local farmer types. That's why you hear hallstatt nordid being the most progressive form of the original nordoid.




this one looks western scythian imo.

So you think he is fully Keltic Nordid?
He has a very long, thin face that is rare for Keltic Nordic, but i think he is Keltic influenced

Its very highly speculative CHG elements looked like but i agree more or less with yout assumptions. Neverttheless this elements were already absorbed in the Corded Nordid types, Keltic is more altered by native elements.