Western Alpinids Part 1 (Alpinids South and West of Germany)

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This is the first in a six part series on the Alpinid subraces.

The first three parts will deal with European Alpinids and the latter three with Asian Alpinids.
This part will deal with the Alpinid heartlands (and one unusual British specimen) of Southern France, Northern Italy and Southern Switzerland).

The next part will showcase German Alpinids as well as Subnordids; Germans and those from elsewhere in Western Europe (for more examples and a little more info on Subnordids and for the similar Danubian type; see the Peripheral Nordid video called Subnordique [one specimen will be repeated; the German from Spreewald]).

The third part will deal with Eastern European Alpinids; including the common CM-admixed Slavic Alpinid type known as Gorid.

The fourth will showcase the Jewish Alpinids; Alpine is one of the most common racial types of Jewry.

Fifth we will see the Asian Alpinid proper; as it appears in the Middle East, as well as a Caucasian brachycephaly with similar metrics to the Alpinids.

The sixth and final video will be a group of Central Asians (and one Himalayan) who approach the type metrically and are classified as Asian Alpinid by Coon; but who are in fact of the Turanid type (and a distinct but also Mongolised individual; the Himalayan in question).
Turanid is a spectrum of Caucasoid-Mongoloid intermediaries that is an important racial element in ethnic Turkics, also existing in other Central Asian peripheral to them.
It emerged through the Mongolisation of the previously Indo-European populations of Central Asia, rather late in history.