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The following excerpt is from an Addendum to "Anthropology and the Melting Pot" by T.D. Stewart in Smithsonian Treasury of Science, Vol. III (1960).
ââ¬ÂSince this was written Alice M. Brues of Harvard University has published an analysis of meaurements taken during World War II on 3,075 enlisted men at Camp Sibert, Ala. By classifying each individual according to his principal national extraction and State of birth, she was able to identify five outstanding types: 1, A tall, thin-faced, narrow-headed type, commonest in those of British extraction and typical of the South. 2, A type, tall like the first, but with wider face and head. This is typical of Scandinavian extraction and is common mainly in the west north-central States. 3, A short type, round-faced and with a broad head, typical of Germanic, Russian, and Slavic extraction and common mainly in the middle Atlantic and east north-central States. 4, A type, short like the third but with narrower face and head. This is typical of French and Mediterranean extractions and common in New England. 5, A type distinguished mainly by an unusually broad face, out of line with any of the European extractions. This type, indicative of Indian admixture, occurs mainly in Oklahoma and Texas.
'The significance of this finding is that this sample of the present-day population shows clear local difference in physical appearance reflecting the various European nations from which its ancestors came. From this it would seem that a stable "American race" is still a thing of the remote future.' (p. 863)ââ¬Â
Obviously, type 1 is Keltic Nordic/Atlantid, type 2 is Nordic/NW European Cro-Magnon, type 3 is Central/Eastern European Cro-Magnon, and type 4 is Mediterranean. Coming soon is the [url=http://forum.originaldissent.com/index.php?showtopic=9528]mongrel type[/url].
Edit: type 4 is Mediterranean.