Post by Admin on Nov 7, 2022 16:10:04 GMT
"Another stab to the Nordicist doctrine are the actual sculptures of ancient Greece. When looking at classical sculpture one sees a very Mediterranean people. Straight or wavy thick hair, low smooth foreheads, fleshy faces, round chins, a somewhat broad face, a large fleshy straight nose, full lips as well as almond shaped eyes are seen among the beautiful sculptures of the Greeks. These descriptions would never be taken to characterize someone of Germanic decent. Germanic or Nordic men are defined as having sharp angular features; thin straight noses, many ending in an upturned point, high cheek bones, thin lips, high mounded foreheads, fine straight blond hair, and eyes that are more round then almond in shape. Germanic men are seen as having sharp, hard faces, whereas the ancient Greeks have a much rounder, fuller, softer face. When looking at Greek sculpture one would never take its subjects to be Germanic, but instantly recognize them as Greek."
"The Nordic element is weak, as it probably has been since the days of Homer."
Carleton Stevens Coon(American Anthropologist)
www.theapricity.com/snpa/chapter-XII14.htm
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"The Nordic element is weak, as it probably has been since the days of Homer."
Carleton Stevens Coon(American Anthropologist)
www.theapricity.com/snpa/chapter-XII14.htm
German
Greek
German
Greek
German
Greek
German
Greek
