Caucasoid skull?

[Liffrea]

Anyone know the earliest find of a Caucasoid skull? I remember reading of one found in the Czech Republic dating to 30,000 years ago but I'm not sure if that is correct.

I'm interested in learning when they diverged from Cro-Magnon/Early Modern Humans.

[Mesrine]

I'm not sure a genuine Cromagniform skull fits the definition of Europoid/Caucasoid. It's more proto-Europoid than anything else, IMO.

[Hweinlant]

Even proto-Europoid is far fetched.. Non-Neanderthal West Eurasian @ best. Modern Europoids ar far more evolved in our "species tree" than some dude that lived 30kya ago. Mongoloids did not exist until less than 8kya ago, crania with full set of modern Negroid character set is about same age.. Suddenly Europoids, like modern Europeans, have been stable race 30 kya.. please . I doubt modern Europoid cranial character set is much older than neolithic.

[Crimson Guard]

The first known Caucasoid is Mladec 1 from the Czech Republic, dated to 31,000BP.

Here are some example of sub-racial types from George Montandon's excellent work recently - From his book "L'Ethnie française":





Nordic and Sub-Nordic(Dinaric-like) types:



Alpine and Dinaric Types





Mediterranean Racial Type: