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leonj
04-06-2019, 07:47 AM
I read somewhere that Alpine originated in mountains of Central Asia and then spread all over Europe and West Asia. How true is it?

blogen
04-06-2019, 08:32 AM
Totally fals. The exact number of the present and historical Alpinid population of Central Asia is: zero! The Asiatic Alpinid is an imaginary race only.

This is an clearly Europid race, evolved in Central-Europe from the Lapponoid type. The origin of the Lapponoid was gracilization from a Cromagnoid form. The spread of the Alpinid race is France, Italy, Swiss, Austria, South-Germany, Czech, Hungary, Romania, Slovenia and Croatia. The Polish Alpinids are Lapponoids in the reality.

leonj
04-06-2019, 08:34 AM
Totally fals. The exact number of the present and historical Alpinid population of Central Asia is: zero! This is an clearly Europid race, evolved in Central-Europe from the Lapponoid type. The origin of the Lapponoid was gracilization from a Cromagnoid form. The spread of the Alpinid race is France, Italy, Swiss, Austria, South-Germany, Czech, Hungary, Romania, Slovenia and Croatia. The Polish Alpinids are Lapponoids in the reality.

What about Alpines in West Asia?

dosas
04-06-2019, 08:52 AM
What about Alpines in West Asia?

Eastern Roman Empire.

blogen
04-06-2019, 09:00 AM
What about Alpines in West Asia?

Migrants from Europe as in North Africa.

Golden Lining
04-06-2019, 09:01 AM
Totally fals. The exact number of the present and historical Alpinid population of Central Asia is: zero! The Asiatic Alpinid is an imaginary race only.

This is an clearly Europid race, evolved in Central-Europe from the Lapponoid type. The origin of the Lapponoid was gracilization from a Cromagnoid form. The spread of the Alpinid race is France, Italy, Swiss, Austria, South-Germany, Czech, Hungary, Romania, Slovenia and Croatia. The Polish Alpinids are Lapponoids in the reality.

Probably true, but there are present day Alpines there. And I don't believe that you get real Alpines without Med admixture.