The 6 different types of Caucasoids

Indeed. Claiming Minoans are Greek is dishonest. Their culture was different from the Greeks, their language was different from the Greeks, and their customs were different from the Greek Indoeuropean custom. Greek pagan religions are Indoeuropean, whereas Minoans aren't. They're a completely different people indeed. I'm glad you came to that realization.
jfl at trying to turn this around. we were always speaking about genetics and there's a clear genetic and geographical link between Minoans and not ancient and medieval only but modern Greeks too.
don't know what you are trying to achieve by arguing dishonestly.
 
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@Maesthetic what am I in your opinion?
 
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thank you for this theapricity post!
 
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The caucasoid race, it's 6 subtypes, and the origins of such subtypes.
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1.Near-Easterners
Ultimately, they are descendents of the basal Eurasians. They derive most of their ancestry from Anatolian Farmers, and Iranian-Caucasus Hunter Gatherers. Although they do have significant ancestry from other surrounding groups, mostly due to admixture.
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Rafael Agaev, Lezghin
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Alan Dzagoev, Ossetian
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Andre Agassi, Assyrian
2.Northerners
Ultimately, they descend from Baltic Hunter Gatherers that eventually ended up adopting foreign IndoEuropean (from CWC) or Uralic (From Kama culture) languages, which affected their genes respectively.
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Adam Malysz, Pole
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Esa-Pekka Salonen, Finn
3.North-Westerners
Ultimately, they descend from the Funnelbeaker culture, although they do have significant Indoeuropean (CWC) admixture.
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Robbie Williams, Englishman
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Joel Kinnaman, Swede
4.Central Europeans
Central Europeans are a spectrum from West (Descending more from FunnelBeaker culture and LBK culture people) to the East (Descending more from IndoEuropean, CWC culture people, with the far East of that spectrum being affected by genes outside of Europe - mainly Siberian and Central Asian admixture causes Tatars, Chuvashes, and Maris plot so far to the east. However, the majority of their genes besides that eastern admixture do not differ from regular Eastern Europeans)
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Alain Delon, Frenchman
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Vadim Mashkov, Russian
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Rudolf Nureyev, Qazan Tatar
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Valentin Columb, Mari

5.South-Westerners
Ultimately, they descend from the LBK culture people mixing with IndoEuropeans. They are on somewhat of a spectrum though, with Sardinians being the least IndoEuropean of the South Westerners.
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Fernando Alonso,Spaniard
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Gerard Pique, Spaniard
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Miguel Indurain, Spaniard
6.South Easterners
Ultimately, SouthEastern Europeans are a Middle Eastern people of Anatolian Farmer origins, with a significant amount of more Northern and Western admixture from whatever sources (IndoEuropean peoples, LBK culture admixture, later European mixtures with Central Europeans due to empires and colonization/rapes) that caused them to shift significantly more "West" and "North" from the middle east and towards europe. Jews also plot in this category, but for different reasons.
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Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Greek
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Filip Đuričić, Serb
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iI you're below Sicilian Just Rope.
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@higgabigga wich of these caucasoid am I?
 
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