Bk
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Post by Bk on Apr 6, 2005 19:15:00 GMT -5
Have any one a page of french anthropology???
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Post by vela on Apr 6, 2005 23:58:02 GMT -5
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Bk
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Post by Bk on Apr 11, 2005 18:50:41 GMT -5
I dont a want a page in french  I want a page of anthropology of France!  |
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Q. Valerius Priscus
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The primitive peoples are pushed to the wall, and the overlords are Alpine broadheads -G.Taylor 1931
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Post by Q. Valerius Priscus on Apr 11, 2005 19:00:33 GMT -5
The French people are Alpish, composed of Alpinids, Dinarids, Norids and other proximal and distal Alpish local race-types and mixtures, with slight Mediterranoid tendencies in the south, slight Nordoid tendencies in the north, and slight Atlantoid tendencies in the west.  |
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Post by Tautamo on Apr 29, 2005 9:59:13 GMT -5
Racial Types in France according to Ripley William Z. Ripley, author of [1] used three racial types, Teutonic, Alpine, and Mediterranean to describe variation in Europeans. Here are his examples of these types in France (Left to Right: Teutonic from Contentin, Normandy; blond, CI=79. Alpine from Landes, brunet, CI=90. Mediterranean from Montpelier; brunet, CI=76.)  1] Ripley, W. Z., 1900, The Races of Europe, a sociological study, Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner Link |
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Post by Tautamo on Apr 29, 2005 10:02:47 GMT -5
Racial Elements in France (after Montandon) The four principle elements in France, according to 19th century French anthropologist G. Montandon. Top left: 'Teutonic' type (Conte d'Andlau); top right: 'Alpine' type (E. Herriot); bottom left: 'Mediterranean' type (F. Mauriac); bottom right: 'Jewish' type (L. Blum).  Link |
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Post by Tautamo on Apr 29, 2005 10:08:24 GMT -5
Montandon on the Racial Elements of France According to Coon's chapter on France Montandon, a keen observer of the French racial scene, proposes the following racial proportions for the French nation: Nordic, 1 per cent; Sub-Nordic, 30 per cent; Dinaric-like, 15 per cent; relatively pure Alpine, 30 per cent; Small Mediterranean (Ibero-Insular), 10 per cent; Atlanto-Mediterranean (Litoral), 10 per cent; Basque type, l per cent; others, 3 per cent. Although the Alpine increment receives only 30 per cent, it must be remembered that in the Sub-Nordic as in the Dinaric-like category, there is a strong Alpine element; furthermore, the Atlanto-Mediterraneans of the Pyrenees and the Riviera are strongly tinged with Alpine. If Collignon's head diameters are correct, then the small Mediterraneans of the Dordogne are not pure Neolithic descendants, but have absorbed a much older non-Alpine racial entity." Link |
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Post by Tautamo on Apr 29, 2005 10:15:39 GMT -5
Atlanto-Mediterranean (Toulouse, France)  |
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