Anglo-Saxon Examples

[Token]

No, i did not mean that the Hallstatt type posses "Cm traits" in theory. Its more individuals display marginal Cm traits- almost as a norm Nordic proper types fall inbetween Troender, Hallstatt, Corded but rarely are walking textbook examples.

Most of Scandinavia is still overwhelmingly Nordic in the strict sense (Corded, Hallstatt and Danubian), the problem is that you have an over-idealized idea of how Hallstatt Nordics should look like like most people on the internet.

[Immanenz]

Most of Scandinavia is still overwhelmingly Nordic in the strict sense (Corded, Hallstatt and Danubian), the problem is that you have an over-idealized idea of how Hallstatt Nordics should look like like most people on the internet.

i agree with you that I can be sometimes too critical, more so in the past - and i agree as well, that most people are even more idealizing the type since they have much less clue about the metrical point of view. My point still stands, especially for Norway/ Denmark the more robuster or visibly Cm admixed types become more common ( also especially if we consider that youtuber as Cm infuenced.)
Östsvensk had data on this, i ll ask him to post it.

[Charlemagne7]

Richard Spencer?

[Creoda]

Rob Edwards

[JamesBond007]

[Token]

Rob Edwards

His cranial vault is extremely low while Anglo-Saxons were invariably high-vaulted. That might be a sign of Keltic influence, but his facial morphology is indeed very Anglo-Saxon.

[Creoda]

This potato farmer from East Anglia

[Anglo-Celtic]

This potato farmer from East Anglia

Do Anglo-Saxons tend to have "taller" (for want of a better anthropological term) skulls? Pardon my pseudo-phrenology.

[Creoda]

Do Anglo-Saxons tend to have "taller" (for want of a better anthropological term) skulls? Pardon my pseudo-phrenology.

Yes, they're fundamentally Nordic types.

[Creoda]

This Frisian woman of course.