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what do you use to make these morphs that blend different faces together?
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Fyi this is an internet only type
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in what ways is the "Kurganoid" distinct from the "Kurganrasse"
Originally Posted by lei.talk
- PONTID (Kurganrasse Lebzelter, Pontic Bunak, Pontic Mediterreanean Coon)
Mediterranid subtype. Pontids are found in greatest concentration in southeastern Europe (the Balkans, southern Romania, the Ukraine), and predominate in regions immediately adjacent to the Black Sea (including parts of the Caucasus), after which Bunak named the type (Pontic; to the ancient Greeks, the Black or Euxine Sea was known as Pontos, "the Sea"). The type is tall (yet not as tall as the Atlanto-Mediterranid type) and quite gracile, with smooth facial features, and is characterized by a high skull, a narrow forehead, somewhat narrow apertures of the eyes, and a lighter pigmentation compared to the Mediterranid mean.
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https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GDAmUEDa...jpg&name=large
this Kurgan "Pontid" has a side profil like a Keltic Nordic, a little bit Neanderthal genes showing.
there are so many different Kurgans: CM, Nordic, Med, Dinaric etc.
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The term should be repurposed for Pontic Mediterraneans then. I find it apalling that its used for the made up type of West Baltid.
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Many Yamnaya resembled long-headed Dinarics
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