Classify Spanish Footaball team from Pontevedra

[interes]

Very dark for "Celts" mainly gracile meds

they look like arabs than celts

[Oliver109]

Lol, Galician people according to popular culture

[interes]

Lol, Galician people according to popular culture

spanish people look like arabs , not only pigmentation . spanish people have much more arabid face than celtic 100%

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

Lol, Galician people according to popular culture

No one thinks Galicians look like Irish in popular culture and only the ignorant think the Irish and Scots is what defines what a 'Celt' looks like because that is what is believed in popular culture. Bretons don't look like that, for example.

For someone who pretends they're knowledgeable about anthropology, you sure do like to reference popular culture tropes over real anthropology.

[Oliver109]

No one thinks Galicians look like Irish in popular culture and only the ignorant think the Irish and Scots is what defines what a 'Celt' looks like because that is what is believed in popular culture. Bretons don't look like that, for example.

For someone who pretends they're knowledgeable about anthropology, you sure do like to reference popular culture tropes over real anthropology.

I think the idea of a "celtic race" is utter baloney and sentimental nonsense, unfortunately going by the comments on Youtube etc people seem to buy into the whole Celtic Galicia thing, the only thing Celtic there is the green grass.

[Beowulf]

I think the idea of a "celtic race" is utter baloney and sentimental nonsense, unfortunately going by the comments on Youtube etc people seem to buy into the whole Celtic Galicia thing, the only thing Celtic there is the green grass.

And ancient ruins, toponyms, some vocabulary, folklore too...

I wouldn't say that Green grass is something "Celtic" either

[Melkiirs]

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And ancient ruins, toponyms, some vocabulary, folklore too...

I wouldn't say that Green grass is something "Celtic" either

Are those influences all from the Celtiberians or also the Britonia Insular Celtic settlement?

[Oliver109]

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And ancient ruins, toponyms, some vocabulary, folklore too...

I wouldn't say that Green grass is something "Celtic" either

Well they haven't spoken a Celtic language for about 1500 years or so, now really the only thing Celtic is the grass which looks similar to the fresh verdant greens of Ireland and Britanny, it's pretty obvious that Galicia is fundamentally Mediterranean in most aspects. Anyway as i said i am not into this whole sentimental Celtic thing, British isles culture and anthropology is quite unique.

[Beowulf]

Are those influences all from the Celtiberians or also the Britonia Insular Celtic settlement?

Local Gallaecians

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

I think the idea of a "celtic race" is utter baloney and sentimental nonsense, unfortunately going by the comments on Youtube etc people seem to buy into the whole Celtic Galicia thing, the only thing Celtic there is the green grass.

You speak of anthropology but actual know very little. While I won't refer to Galicians as 'Celtic' because they don't speak a Celtic language (nor do most Irish) there was a historical presence of Celts in Galicia that is revealed in the topnonyms.

You're interested in pseduo-science. You're not interested in real anthropology.