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Please, post here examples of persons who are essentially East-Baltic according to typologists. I started such thread at Skadi...
![]() Russia, Saint-Petersburg. She is 23, if I am not mistaken... |
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In my opinion, she is clearly East-Baltic. Facial breadth, jaw, eyes... You know, as Theudiskaz from Skadi used to say, such threads should be more educative. So, probably, you have a better modern example of an East-Baltid to convince me?
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Look like litter dwarf to me
or matrioshka at lastThat should help you (I dont agree with all examples) East-Baltid |
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Coon's East-Baltid.
![]() Kari Rimpi Edit. Keep in mind Coon's East-Baltid doesn't look extreme like the somewhat Lapponoid looking examples of other physical anthropologists. The gentleman I posted look more similar to a Finn in Coon's East Baltics plate (7) from The Races of Europe (1939). I know his eyes are smaller etc. That is partly due to age. You can see the same in some old Nordids with skin hanging over their eyes. As we age our skin becomes inelastic. Plate 7 -- East Baltics
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My argument about her being not pred. EB is rather unscientific: She looks Russian. Now different Baltid types are common NW Russia, but I judge her from the basis if I saw her in a street of some Finnish town - she would be spotted as Russian in a distance. And the percentage of the Baltid types in Finland is greater than in Russia. I have been thinking about why people classify some Russians as (East)Baltids while I see them somewhat alien to the (East)Baltid I am used to. Usually there are something Dinar(o)id involved, or then it's some other but closely related type. I may post some specimen myself later
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![]() But. In my opinion, resemblance is drastic.
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If you don't see anything East-Baltic in her then how else do you explain her oblique eyes, snubby concave nose, sloping forehead and general paedomorphism. These are all East-Baltid traits are they not? And there is no denying that East-Baltids have a strong Lappoid component. Perhaps they may not look Mongoloid or foreign to the Russians who live among them, but speaking as a Western European, they definitely look exotic to me.
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() http://www.livingroom.org.au/photolo...-sharapova.jpg She look rather Nordid in some pictures. She may resemble Coon's Neo-Danubian. Most Slavis in anthropology forums say that type doesn't exist. I don't know what is true. In any case, she doesn't look East-Baltid to me. Plate 31 -- Neo-Danubians First guy. Quote:
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Oblique eyes... Maybe I should agree here. As for the other traits, they are Baltic, not necessarily East-Baltic. And physical anthropologists described only what they saw. A special thread is needed for that part of our discussion. And, you know, darker Meds can be considered having an Arabid strain. But they usually don't have it. |
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And even if I was being selective with photos, in the 'good' pictures you provided she still can't escape looking round-headed and paedomorphic. Even with makeup. Compare her to a Russian Nordid like Dementieva and the differences in morphology become even more obvious. ![]() ![]() Her features are definitely softened by something. Obviously there is some Baltid or Alpinid at work. Quote:
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Furthermore, Nordenstreng who coined the term East-Baltid said there is nothing Mongoloid about them. There might be something Uralic about some of them. That is not the same as Mongoloid though. CS Coon (The Races of Europe, 1939) wrote: "The East Baltic race in the strict sense is to be distinguished from the Neo-Danubian; it is concentrated in the eastern Baltic countries only and consists of a blend of unreduced Upper Palaeolithic survivors with Corded people and with Neo-Danubians." Quote:
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Even if you're on to something Uralic race would be more likely than Mongoloid. Don't you think? Dienekes' Anthropology Blog: The Proto-Uralic racial type What is Uralid? |
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Thank you, Exeter.
By the way, Lapps' level of N3 is normal for European populations. Chauntecleer, you don't consider Alpinids to be strange looking for a Western European, do you? Coon thought them to be Mongoloid inspired too... Anyway, an educative thread turned into a speculative thread. The bottleneck of each forum is that everyone has his opinion. ![]() People, please, post your examples (if you are sure). |
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Yes, she is closer to East-Baltic end of the spectrum. As far as my understanding of that type is concerned... Thank you.
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