Indo Iranid phenotype

[Old Bvll]

Thoughts?

Indo Iranid​

Group: Indid, Orientalid, Turanid​

Description:​ Relatively recent contact type with a position intermediate between Indo Brachid and Iranid. Widespread in Pakistan, Iran, and Afghanistan, reaching to Northern India in the East and Turkey in the West. Highest concentrations are found among the Baluchis, Brahuis, Pathans, Tarin, Dehwar, Pashto, and Yaghnobi, occasionally in Persians and Kurds, Bedouins and Samaritans. Not stabilised yet. Physical Traits:​ Light to medium brown skin, straight or wavy, brown-black, plentiful hair. Rather tall, mesoskelic, endomorph to ectomorph. Meso- brachycephalic, mildly orthocranic, rather small-headed. Leptorrhine, prominent and long nose. Faces relatively wide and high. Not as high-skulled as Indids and Iranids proper. Literature:​ Named as defined Indo Iranus by Giuffrida-Ruggeri (1921) as well as Haddon (1925) and regarded as the major brachycephalic element of the Iranian population by Field (1939). Risley (1915) named it Turko Iranian. In a statistical analysis Bernhard (1993) identified it as the short-skulled western Indid element, placing it close to Eickstedt's (1937) Indo Brachids. Detailed analysis by Field (1959).

Similar types:​ Iranid Indo Nordic Transcaspian Central Pamirid Indo Brachid Central Brachid

Indo Iranid

 

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Thoughts?

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Indo Iranid​

Group: Indid, Orientalid, Turanid​

Description:​ Relatively recent contact type with a position intermediate between Indo Brachid and Iranid. Widespread in Pakistan, Iran, and Afghanistan, reaching to Northern India in the East and Turkey in the West. Highest concentrations are found among the Baluchis, Brahuis, Pathans, Tarin, Dehwar, Pashto, and Yaghnobi, occasionally in Persians and Kurds, Bedouins and Samaritans. Not stabilised yet. Physical Traits:​ Light to medium brown skin, straight or wavy, brown-black, plentiful hair. Rather tall, mesoskelic, endomorph to ectomorph. Meso- brachycephalic, mildly orthocranic, rather small-headed. Leptorrhine, prominent and long nose. Faces relatively wide and high. Not as high-skulled as Indids and Iranids proper. Literature:​ Named as defined Indo Iranus by Giuffrida-Ruggeri (1921) as well as Haddon (1925) and regarded as the major brachycephalic element of the Iranian population by Field (1939). Risley (1915) named it Turko Iranian. In a statistical analysis Bernhard (1993) identified it as the short-skulled western Indid element, placing it close to Eickstedt's (1937) Indo Brachids. Detailed analysis by Field (1959).

Similar types:​ Iranid Indo Nordic Transcaspian Central Pamirid Indo Brachid Central Brachid

Indo Iranid

mogger PFL

 

[160cmcurry]

 

[vevcred2_0]

Pak

 

[JeanneDArcAlter]

Baloch bvlls

 

[santnewgen]

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Proto Iranid

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North Indid

=Salludon

 

[loyolaxavvierretard]

Proto Iranid
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North Indid
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The eyes though, they are very distinct. Not that deviations dont exist but still

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Baloch bvlls

Baloch phenos are actually quite dark skinned. Almost dravidian tier in some cases. @Gengar

 

[Gengar]

Baloch phenos are actually quite dark skinned. Almost dravidian tier in some cases. @Gengar

Yeah, most Baloch just look very Punjabi, IMO. I know a Baloch family IRL and I thought they were Punjabis. Turns out, they were Saraiki-speaking Baloch. They are settled in South Punjab. In a way, that does make them Punjabi, but ethnically they're Baloch. Great family! Some look more West Asian but most definitely look brown. As is the case with pretty much every ethnic group.

 

[Shahnameh]

Pak

Same thing

 

[Gengar]

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Same thing

This map contains some misinformation. Shina is a Tibetan language, not an Indo-Aryan language.

 

[Old Bvll]

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Same thing

This map contains some misinformation. Shina is a Tibetan language, not an Indo-Aryan language.

Isn’t Iranian and Indo Aryan the same thing?

 

[Gengar]

Isn’t Iranian and Indo Aryan the same thing?

No, Indo-Iranian is the main branch and Indo-Aryan branches out of the Indo-Iranian family. In turn, Indo-Iranian branches out of Indo-European. Iranian languages are Iranic, Indo-Aryan languages are Indic.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Isn’t Iranian and Indo Aryan the same thing?

No this is like saying germanic and med are the same.