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Yes there is a thread on Ellie Harrison:
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Ok, what about Charlotte Smith? to me she looks stereotypically English though maybe more on the Brunn side?Originally Posted by Davystayn
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Faelid very minor Alpinization, yes she "Anglo Saxon" in a wider sense- but not in this stricter (artificially constructed) phenotypical sense
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Yes she does very common type, more on the Brunn side yesOk, what about Charlotte Smith? to me she looks stereotypically English though maybe more on the Brunn side?
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Olivia Hamnett, English actress in Australia
These photos show a rather typical range of "Anglo-Saxon" faces, as can be found in mid-North Carolina, USA.
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Lol, as is i think often the case in the Southern states they lean more on the CM side but the first two conform to the type pretty well and the last two seem more Kelticsized.
These photos show a rather typical range of "Anglo-Saxon" faces, as can be found in mid-North Carolina, USA.
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