Recent content by Fleurdelys

You should develop more your sense of observation.

Moroccan, algerian, tunisian rappers on Google image. Usually they come from the poors neighborhood, so they look more average than the actors.

Dahmane El Harrachi, Algerian singer. Search on Google.

I would have many examples, but the forum Forbid me posting links because I’m new here. Search for example the french-tunisian actor Sami Bouajila. He look very much like the average man of the street in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia. But we don’t see these browns peoples that much in the tv...

Zidane have some features of the East Africans athletic body that I talked about. He look white, but he have also a little ? something ?. Many Europeans carry the E1b1b haplogroup, but lost completely the phenotype of the original tribe, because they married Europeans women for many...

The romans are a mixed population, of various origins. The North Africans too. But the origin of E1b1b is most likely East Africa or the Near East, but both are related. Modern Maghrebians still have obvious Horner features, which exist also in others saharans region Africans. Romans not that much.

I don’t know Apricity and I don’t understand the meaning of your post at all.

Your question is not stupid. Your question is not stupid, I asked the same question myself. For personal reasons, I travel a lot in the Maghreb and I meet them a lot.The average Maghrebi has East Africans features, which would correspond to this population which was E1b1b. I'm not just talking...

I am O negative, and I would tend to think like you that it is a Western European thing related to the population with high percentage of R1b. I come from one of the most R1b populations in the world. According to French Canadian genealogy y-dna databases, 70 to 80% of the men here are R1b and...