Anglo-Saxon Examples

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Faelid has nothing to do with Anglo-Saxon phenotype

Coon didn't use the term but to other authors it's part of the broadly ''Upper Paleolithic'' (Coon used this term) facade, along with Borreby and Brunn he cited as influences in the formation of the Saxon type. Realistically speaking, some of the Anglo-Saxon reconstructions (have posted some in this thread, too https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...xamples/page37 ) exhibit predominance of Cro-Magnon (including Faelid) traits, just like apparently some leaned towards the Nordid look. Most were apparently a rather balanced mix of the two.

[Kivan]

American actor John Schneider.

[The Blade]

Hannah Waddingham, English actress/singer:








American actor/singer/musician Ron Moss:

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Nowadays I'd classify Roger Moore this way (Nordo-Brunn variant):

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Jeff Bridges:

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Val Kilmer:

[Creoda]

Alec Stewart, former England Cricket Captain

[Creoda]

These women's Rugby players:

Rochelle Clark

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Danielle Waterman

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Tamara Taylor

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Natasha Hunt

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[Creoda]

Susie O'Neill. Such a good looking woman.

[Awesomedy]

These women's Rugby players:

Rochelle Clark

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Danielle Waterman

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Tamara Taylor

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Natasha Hunt

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Danielle Waterman and Natasha Hunt are good examples of Anglo-Saxon, whereas Rochelle Clark and Tamara Taylor I would say are more Tronder.