Faelid/Fälid/Dalo-Falid Examples

**Golden Lining** · 05-06-2019, 09:50 PM

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**Red Pill** · 06-11-2019, 03:18 AM

I am a molecular biologist, but I find these sub-racial classifications quite confusing (even if I did read Carleton Coon's The Races of Europe when I was younger). It seems to me that this Faelid type, with the square jaw and short, relatively broad noses is typically found in Germany. Am I correct? Swedes, for instance, seem to have a more oval face and softer traits (which I guess are considered typical of the Halstatt variety). However the two types are quite similar and there is so much individual variation that I find it hard to consider them as distinct sub-racial categories. Maybe more as 'regional types', which are more frequent in some particular region or country. I don't really know.

**Septentrion** · 06-16-2019, 12:21 PM

Originally Posted by Red Pill

I am a molecular biologist, but I find these sub-racial classifications quite confusing (even if I did read Carleton Coon's The Races of Europe when I was younger). It seems to me that this Faelid type, with the square jaw and short, relatively broad noses is typically found in Germany. Am I correct? Swedes, for instance, seem to have a more oval face and softer traits (which I guess are considered typical of the Halstatt variety). However the two types are quite similar and there is so much individual variation that I find it hard to consider them as distinct sub-racial categories. Maybe more as 'regional types', which are more frequent in some particular region or country. I don't really know.

Dalofaelids are not limited to Germany! Apart from Central Germany ( Westphalia), they are common in the Netherlands, Southern Sweden ( particularly in Dalarna province from whence the name "Dalo" came from!), South Norway, Danish islands, partly in South Finland and anywhere there was some Germanic people migration they may appear on individual cases.