Meds in Scandinavia

[luispaniard]

Hello, this is my first message in this Forum, but I hope you'll answer me and I'm going to send a lot of messages.

I want to talk about meds in Scandinavia which are in three places, one of them in Norway and two in Sweden. Their origin is unknown and it's possible they're there since before the arrive of the Nordic type Hallstadt.

The Hungarian Antropologist ISTVÁN KISZELY in his book A FÖLD NÉPEI says: "Tydal Tipus in Scandinavia live a remnant type with this dash (signs): High stature; with a strong and thick shape; short and thick inferior extremities (legs); and long superior extremities (arms); Long and low head with a medium average of 74. Face more or less (moderate) thick, and a medium face average of 80-85, almost in men is surprisingly big, and it produces a sensation of plane. Nose is more or less mid and log. Almost is upturned. The forehead is steep, the chin is marked. The ciliary arches are boned and well developed. The hair is dark-browned, the eyes are dark grey and even opaques. The eyerbrows are well developed and they frecuently mix. The bear is thick. It’s often found the blood type “0” and the “A” is rare.

The Map: It shows with 3 black circles the 3 zones of the tydal type.
Coloured photograph 7.jpg Tydal Type???

[cosmocreator]

I believe that type is Alpinid not Med but others will know more about that than me.

[Marduk]

I believe that type is Alpinid not Med but others will know more about that than me.

The sixth one isn't med, maybe dinaric / nordic.

[Milesian]

Yes, I believe the Tydal type was in Scandinavia before the Nordids, but they aren't really Meds either, they are likely the precursors to both.
According to Frans's theories, the Tydal equate with the Paleo-Atlantids (a term which he believes McCullough uses incorrectly). Basically they are survivors of the Old Atlantic type of people descended from Cro-Magnons.
I think that Frans believes they are the precursors to Nordids, Alpines and Meds.
Scandinavia, Britain and Ireland tend to where the majority of this type still remains (though unlikely in a pure form). Volksdeutsche classified me as probably Tydal.

"In certain outlying parts of Scandinavia and Ireland, a primitive race - the Palaeo-Atlantid-still lives in small remnants (See Map 18). The Palaeo-Atlantid race is darker than the Nordid race - especially as regards to hair color. It is also coarser than the Faelish subrace, with stronger brow ridges, and a broader, plumper nose. With respect to the ABQ-blood group system, the Palaeo-Atlantid race is high in blood type gene r and low in blood type genes p and q. In the north, this race is named the Tydals race, after a village in central Norway"

http://www.fikas.no/~sprocket/snpa/lundman-races.htm

[Vojvoda]

Just because they have dark hair doesn't mean they are med or alpinid, they are cro-magnid types, aboriginal north-western Europeans.

[cosmocreator]

I find this one attractive. She could pass as Scottish or Irish, imo.

[Frans_Jozef]

Just because they have dark hair doesn't mean they are med or alpinid, they are cro-magnid types, aboriginal north-western Europeans.

Indeed, what goes for dark hair is in fact darkened chestnut hair, often under the effect of sunlight demonstatring a metallic shimmering, uncommon to extra-european races where the pigmentation achieved full saturation.


The Tydal race evokes the same pattern of features common to the eastern or Moravian Cromagnids, mixing a gracile body built with archaic cranial structures, usually absent or more attenuated in the Cro Magnons met in the Dordogne region.
They were also the first europoid moderns with limb formations without equatorial proportions.

[Milesian]

I find this one attractive. She could pass as Scottish or Irish, imo.

Yes, I agree Cosmo.
She would fit in around my area without any problem.

[Vojvoda]

Indeed, what goes for dark hair is in fact darkened chestnut hair, often under the effect of sunlight demonstatring a metallic shimmering, uncommon to extra-european races where the pigmentation achieved full saturation.


The Tydal race evokes the same pattern of features common to the eastern or Moravian Cromagnids, mixing a gracile body built with archaic cranial structures, usually absent or more attenuated in the Cro Magnons met in the Dordogne region.
They were also the first europoid moderns with limb formations without equatorial proportions.

Good point,I've always wondered if there are "tydal" types in Eastern Europe becuase they wouldn't look out of place.

[Frans_Jozef]

Good point,I've always wondered if there are "tydal" types in Eastern Europe becuase they wouldn't look out of place.

Yes, they do, but we call them according to the classification scheme of Bunak, the Eurasian Steppes race.
There exist a nice continuum since the mesolithic of gracile and broad-faced typs in the rapid courses of the Dnepr, which in many aspects dont differ severely from the cromagnids and more nordiform types in West Europe unto the Dnepr-Donez-Asov culture well into Skythian era and the early centuries BC(the Cernjachow Culture), where we meet a constant and volatitile fluctuation of gracile bodied but in respect of cranial features Nordid, Cromagnid and Mediterranid strains may be drawn and later even a tendency to Dinarid types(the Dnepr-Carpathian type).