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Murazi also looks somewhat eastern compared to kurds i seen, but more like south east iranian persians(from around AFG/Iran borders, and yes, persians look a little different from the balochis)
 
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yeah a few people in this thread are really atypical . in fact i would never guess them as kurdish at all . never seen a kurd like them and i am kurdish too lol

however most people posted look "normal" kurdish to me
 
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Guti said:
Those who look like Georgians/Armenians (Caucasus) are by far more common among the Ezdis from the USSR. Like 80-90% of them and especially Ezdis from Georgia look like Georgians. I just posted a few very atypical Ezdis (like the last boxer) for some variation.
Almost all Ezdis from the USSR look like they are from the Caucasus. Any person of any ethnicity from the Caucasus can see if somebody is from the Caucasus or not. Ezdis from the USSR are considered by all people of the Caucasus like brother and like one of them.

A lot Ezdis from Ezdixan/Southern Kurdistan do really look very 'southern' to my eyes. Like some of them are mixed with the Semites or something.


How would you compare the Ezdis from the USSR with the Muslim Kurds?
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Muslim kurds probs look same as ezidis
 
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skidrow said:
wtf lol
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GUy with the microphone: https://postlmg.cc/0KzR0bWp
This guy(looks sort of baloch): https://postimg.cc/t7qqJtjx https://postlmg.cc/s1TVhQj0
THis guy(though he looks super morroccan, but can pass as south iranian too): https://postlmg.cc/G8qTqV51
This guy(Looks balochi): https://postimg.cc/hfMp5V7m
This guy(Looks a lot like the people in the zabol collage i posted here): https://postlmg.cc/N24f4r3D
The guy in the background: https://postlmg.cc/Yj9TbmYP
The two right guys: https://postlmg.cc/rR8Qkwhg
Not sure, but if the guy on left is ezdi kurd, he could pass too as south iranian: https://i.postimg.cc/G3xR9V3X/242124770-4272963206115182-632896667531598240-n.jpg
The two guys here(look a lot like the zabol people from the collage i posted): https://postlmg.cc/3dQSJQ1Q
Beard guy: https://postimg.cc/gw6HPdwG
Bottom guy(looks sort of baloch): https://i.postimg.cc/N0sCKHqw/yezidis.jpg


I MIGHT(i didnt though before) include these, since they dont look too far from south iranians:

Woman with brown hair in middle(though she looks pan-iranian rather): https://postlmg.cc/ZWQcWHXY

This guy could fit amongst south iranians, but doesnt make him necessarily south iranian looking: https://postlmg.cc/FfXv7bWq


This guy could also get included(though doesnt look necessarily south iranian), because he fits better amongst south iranians in comparison to the rest of the kurds posted here, who looks rather georgian, armenian, south euro etc:

 
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Guti said:
Many Ezdi Kurds look like they have a lot dodecad Gedrosia/Baloch component in their DNA. But vey, vey few look like they have some AASI/ASI component in them.

People in Iran/Afghanistan who look like they don't have ASI (what I call Punjabi, lol) and therefore don't look South Asian can perfectly overlap with the Ezdi Kurds.
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Well, i do assume i have SOME idea what your own idea of having "ASI look" looks like, but still not entirely sure.


Either way, in YOUR OWN OPINION, how many of these people in each collage from each region fits amongst ezdi kurds?


https://www.anthroworldforum.com/index.php?threads/just-some-small-collages-i-made.645/ (mix of persians/kurds from Ilam, west Iran, and Zabol, far east Iran)

https://www.anthroworldforum.com/index.php?threads/collage-of-nuristani-people.648/ (Nuristan, far east afghan dards)



https://www.anthroworldforum.com/index.php?threads/collage-of-afghan-pashtuns.657/ (pashtuns from AFG)
https://www.anthroworldforum.com/in...pashtuns-from-north-balochistan-pakistan.649/ (pashtuns from PAK)


https://www.anthroworldforum.com/in...y-pass-to-you-and-what-do-they-look-like.646/ (Pamiri tajiks from Tajikstan)


https://www.anthroworldforum.com/index.php?threads/collage-of-gujjars-from-afghanistan.661/ (indics of far eastern AFG)



And who passes amongst ezdi kurds the best?(though i can already tell its gonna be ilam folks, and the tajikstan people are right behind)
 
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Guti said:
Kurds from Luristan and Persians look more familiar to Ezdi Kurds.

I don’t know, in my opinion between 20-30% of the Afghans (mostly Tajiks) and Ezdi Kurds can overlap with each other. I think more Ezdi Kurds can pass in Afghanistan easier than Afghans in Ezdixan/Kurdistan.
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How many of the people in each collage possess this "ASI" look to you? Like both amongst the tajiks, pashtuns, nuristanis, the zabolis/ilamites etc? Like in percentage?
 
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"ASI look" is not the correct term . rather ASI influenced look would make sense

ASI look would be some tribal indians at best
 
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by the way i agree with SOME of the people imhere listed but not with others

most people posted in this thread look normal kurdish . nothing south iranian or baloch or whatever
 
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skidrow said:
by the way i agree with SOME of the people imhere listed but not with others

most people posted in this thread look normal kurdish . nothing south iranian or baloch or whatever
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Oh yeah, of course ezidis look like other kurds overall, except the people i posted. Theyre kurds after all
 
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a few people in this thread do not look kurdish to me . as i said before

never seen kurds like them . but i guess they are some atypicals among ezidi kurds dunno
 
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