Reconstructed Faces From Mycaenian

[Señor Malo]

John Prag and Richard Neave, from College Station , Texas, has reconstructed faces of Mycaenian from burial masks and crania, using forensic methods.
Which racial type do you think they were?

[Milesian]

Is the third one proof that there were third world immigrants even back then?

[Agrippa]

They look mostly Cromagnoid, though I must say that I doubt others would have reconstructed the faces in the same way in detail. However, a dominant Cromagnoid and a Nordomediterranid component seems to be present.

[Carnyx]

Originally Posted by Agrippa

They look mostly Cromagnoid, though I must say that I doubt others would have reconstructed the faces in the same way in detail. However, a dominant Cromagnoid and a Nordomediterranid component seems to be present.

Nordomediterranid is a light version of Mediterranid?

edit : OK I found by myself. Nordid/Mediterranean admixture.

[Señor Malo]

Originally Posted by Agrippa

They look mostly Cromagnoid, though I must say that I doubt others would have reconstructed the faces in the same way in detail. However, a dominant Cromagnoid and a Nordomediterranid component seems to be present.

Do you really see a nordoid admixture? IMO, The fourth one looks a bite to a bust of Aristotle.
Wouldn't there be some alpine predominance, rather?

[Agrippa]

Originally Posted by searcher of truth

Do you really see a nordoid admixture? IMO, The fourth one looks a bite to a bust of Aristotle.
Wouldn't there be some alpine predominance, rather?

Depends on the definition of Alpinid, but only Alpinoid in the case of the 5th, others still more Cromagnoid to be called Alpinoid in my opinion.

Aristotle is indeed an interesting type for himself, I see the similarity as well. You were right by mentioned the 4th, because my Nordomediterranid classification is mostly based on his head...

[Señor Malo]

Originally Posted by Agrippa

Depends on the definition of Alpinid, but only Alpinoid in the case of the 5th, others still more Cromagnoid to be called Alpinoid in my opinion.

Aristotle is indeed an interesting type for himself, I see the similarity as well. You were right by mentioned the 4th, because my Nordomediterranid classification is mostly based on his head...

Aristotle is usually as just mediterranid, not nordomediterranid. I'm glad you saw the similarity too

Do not forget that mediterranid and nodid may have similar ranial structure which can lead as to confusion, sometimes