Расология, Антропология, Генетика : Cлавяне: Словенцы и их фенотипы

Украинцы, - кричали Москали не славяне, а вон москвичи братья со словенцами, как новгородцы с поляками... Смоленск со словаками.

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SLOVENIA

Carinthia (Slovenia)

In the 7th century the area was part of the Slavic principality of Carantania, which about 743 fell under the suzerainty of Duke Odilo of Bavaria. Over the centuries, German, which carried more prestige, expanded at the expense of Slovene, but the fact that in the 16th century the Estates of Carinthia could still point out that Carinthia was "a Windic Archduchy", i.e. a sovereign Slovene principality, shows that the Carinthian people were aware of their ancient and pre-German roots.

Following the end of World War I and the dissolution of Austria-Hungary, the 1919 Treaty of Saint-Germain stipulated the Carinthian Canal Valley stretching from Tarvisio as far as Pontebba go to Italy and that the Slovene-speaking areas of the Meža Valley, the Drava Valley area aroundUnterdrauburg,which was afterwards renamed Dravograd, and the Jezersko area be ceded to the new SHS-State.

Sample :

Brief anthropological analysis :

- Type 1 : Light complexion (blonde hair, light eyes, ...), more or less brachymorphic, a rather large face on some individuals, a convex nose on women and puffy features for men, high cheekbones, close-set eyes, large jaw
~ Nordid/Subnordid

This type was much more dinaromorphic and darker on the Slovenian coast : these individuals are much more on par with Austrian variation. Let's notice a rather striking sexual dimorphism.

- Type 2 : Intermediate complexion (from dark to medium blonde hair), brachymorphic, large head, little and distanced oblique eyes, low orbits, rather broad and puffy nose, well drawn oral cavity, full lips, weak browridges, large jaw

~ Alpinid/Gorid

This type is very prevailing amongst males and is rather typically Balkanic/Eastern European. It's virtually absent from neighbouring Austria and Italy which never show such a combination of robust and puffy features.

Final morphotypes :

http://anthroeurope.blogspot.ru/2010/10/carinthia-slovenia.html

Prekmurje (Slovenia)

During the Roman rule, the region was part of the province of Pannonia. Although, some earlierSlavic settlements had probably existed in the area, the ancestors of modern Slovenes moved from eastern Alps and settled in Prekmurje after Franks defeated the Avars during the reign of Charlemagne. In the 9th century, this area was part of the Slavic state known as the Balaton Principality. This political entity in which all the ancestors of modern Slovenes were united under one ruler was soon destroyed by the Magyar invaders who conquered the Pannonian plain and was incorporated it into the Kingdom of Hungary.

Sample :

Brief anthropological analysis :

- Type 1 : Light complexion, leptomorphic, leptoprosopic yet probably brachycephalic, narrow eyes, long and narrow arched nose, high forehead, large jaw, pointy chin
~ Dinarid

A very common type in Eastern Europe abundantly found in the Balkans for instance. Contrary to Littoral Slovenia, that type is quite prevailing here amongst men.

- Type 2 : Intermediate complexion (from dark to medium blonde hair), brachymorphic, large square-shaped head, little and distanced oblique eyes, low orbits, broad and straight nose, weak browridges, large jaw, receding chin
~ Alpinid/Gorid

Another common type in Eastern Europe. More elongated and rather Balkanic-looking variants are found as well : dark features, rather slanted eyes on some individuals, full lips, strong jaw, ...

Final morphotypes :

http://anthroeurope.blogspot.ru/2010/07/prekmurje-slovenia.html

Istria : Littoral (Slovenia)

The name is derived from the Illyrian tribe of the Histri, which Strabo refers to as living in the region. The Histri are classified in some sources as a "Venetic" Illyrian tribe, with certain linguistic differences from other Illyrians. Under Roman rule, the region was called together with the Venetian part the X. Roman Region of "Venetia et Histria". Per ancient definition it was the north-eastern border of Italy. Dante Alighieri refers to it as well, the eastern border of Italy per ancient definition is the river Arsia (modern Raša).

In 1910, the ethnic and linguistic composition was completely mixed. Generally speaking, Italians lived on coast, all the inland cities and northern Istria, while Croats and Slovenes lived in the eastern and southeastern inland parts on the countryside.

Sample :

Brief anthropological analysis :

- Type 1 : Intermediate complexion (from dark to blue eyes, rather dark hair, ...), leptomorphic, long face, narrow and close-set eyes, long and narrow convex nose, lop ears, pointy chin
~ Dinaro-Mediterranean

Contrary to neighbouring Croatian Istria's dinaroid individuals (who were somehow more ambiguous, particularly around the eye area), those dinaromorphic Slovenian people undoubtedly show broad Italian affinities. Lighter individuals could be North Italian.

- Type 2 : Intermediate complexion (from dark to medium blonde hair), brachymorphic, large head, little and distanced oblique eyes, low orbits, rather broad and puffy nose, well drawn oral cavity, full lips, weak browridges, large jaw, receding chin
~ Alpinid/Gorid

Those individuals do match an original type already identified in Trieste : a little and rather puffy nose, a well-defined oral cavity, puffy general features, ... In this area, this is the main male subtype and it can be associated with the local Slovenes. Very Balkanic-looking "Gorid" individuals (rather "slanted" eyes, strong dinaromorphism, ...) are much less representated than in neighbouring Croatian Istria.