Anglo-Saxon Examples

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Steve Clark (R.I.P.)

Yes, typically Anglo-Saxon phenotype.

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Ashley James

Yes, Anglo-Saxon phenotype.

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No,Tronder not closer to CM,Tronder closer to Corded,Tronder it's variation of Nordic type,like Anglo-saxon,A-S closer to Hallstatt,both type it's just Robust Nordid variation.and yes,CM in Anglo-Saxon may to be Faelid,but Anglo-Saxon type mostly from British part of the world,becouse we can see Faelid part in Anglo-Saxon less than other CM,usually CM in A-S it's Brunn or Borreby.

Yes, the Troender has more CroMagnoid than the Anglo-Saxon! Despite the fact it has a stronger it has a strong Corded element. The Troender is more red-haired than the Anglo-Saxon, a good sign of CroMagnoid element.

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Adrien Silva (Portuguese)

This guy looks more like a Northern Italian than Anglo-Saxon.

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Martha Howe-Douglas from Horrible Histories is very pretty and has a very English (Anglo-Saxon) look. Not many good pictures though so if you want a better look find some Horrible Histories videos on youtube

Yes, Anglo-Saxon phenotype.

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Julie Andrews

Typical Anglo-Saxon!

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You are absolutely wrong. Your samples are much too brunet and lacking Germanic features. Anglo-Saxons looked like people of Jutland, the area they came from. At that time, the racial proportions were reversed compared to today (Aryan strongly dominant, Faelid-Borreby present as pervading influence).

On the contrary to what you are saying. Science is proving you wrong. According to a relatively recent genomic study done nationwide in Denmark published in 2016, on people from all Danish regions. The result show that Denmark showed genomic affinity with primarily neighboring nations with overall resemblance of decreasing weight from Britain, Sweden, Norway, Germany and France. Slight Polish admixture was detected too. Thus the people of Denmark are close to the people of Great Britain, regardless of hair colour. No need of that "Aryan" nonsense!

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[The Blade]

Jennifer Lawrence:

I had previously posted a profile photo to illustrate she is long-skulled (as opposed to some rating her as Baltid or Borreby which is clearly not the case) but I see it's gone, so I now post several:



A clear Nordo-Phalian (Anglo-Saxon) type.

Went to the cinema yesterday to see "Red Sparrow". Turned out to be a very good film with another great role of hers.

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Jennifer Lawrence has Med influence.