Anglo-Saxon Examples

[MobyD]

Kelto-Saxon with higher CM

I stand by Anglo-Saxon, sooo...

[MobyD]

Nicollette Sheridan

[Hialt]

1-800-ANGLO-SAXON

[MobyD]

Sara Haines (USA)

[Africanwidow]

Random Frisian woman

[Africanwidow]

Michael Schenker

Not surprised he is from Lower-Saxony..

[Africanwidow]

English singer Sam Ryder:




Very typical Dutch/Friso-Saxon nose.

[Africanwidow]

Mark King of Level 42

I think he might just be a 50/50 Nordid-Borreby intermediate, rather than a robust Hallstatt.... I just put him up, because there aren't too many examples from the Isle of Wight, which he hails from, and he perfectly represents the area's Jutish influence!

Looks very Germanic. Besides his clear blondism and light eyes, he has a rather yellowish skin tone which is common among Dutch/Frisians, North-West Germans and Danes. Nordo-Borreby suits him better. Can you post more examples of people from the Isle of Wight? Would be interesting to see the Jutish influence since it's a small island, it probably has been isolated from Scottish/Welsh/Irish immigration.

[Africanwidow]

Whilst Mark King may well be the unofficial ambassador for the Isle of Wight, I think his phenotype is quite the outlier. It's quite hard to identify what is truly native to the island, however, since around 50% of the population are likely from the mainland.

Interesting. Although, I would still wager the island holds a somewhat larger share of Germanic phenotypes compared to most of the mainland. Judging from the few pictures I've seen from supposed natives of the island. The basal British stock of Kelto-Nordids and Atlantids is everywhere a majority but to differing degrees, with the exceptions of a few places.

[Creoda]

The cricketer Danny Briggs is from the Isle of Wight. Anglo-Saxon? Meh. His phenotype is one brought by Anglo-Saxons, that's all that really matters.