Are aquiline noses more common in Eastern Europe or Western Europe?

[Anonymous]

Western part

Eastern part

[FreyaRed]

Southern Europe. The more to the north the smaller and straighter get noses.

[Taranis_Thunor]

While true southern Europeans don't have noses like this. You're more likely to find this amongst Semitic peoples such as Arabs.

[FreyaRed]

Semites noses are different, it's southern noses on this pic common in Italy or France. Jewish Schnosel is always paired with flat forehead and nose base is larger and wider

[Asker]

That woman is French (non-Jewish origin)
I think the British people are different from their Germanic relatives because they have bigger noses.

[Taranis_Thunor]

We English ARE Germanic and moreso then the Germans who are half Gallic & adopted more Roman influence.
The Celts also don't have big noses.

[Taranis_Thunor]

@freyared Well they can appear in Europeans it's still more typical to appear in Semitic cultures. Not all Jews have big nostrils so it creates this look when they don't but have big noses.
I also meant Arabs when I said Semitic.
When I look at Italians & Southern French on average, sure they have sharper features and are swarthier, but they don't have the goblin face.

[Asker]

@Taranis_Thunor
A big nose is probably more common among Armenians and Caucasian peoples, but they aren't Semitic

[Taranis_Thunor]

Everyone who voted western is dumb and doesn't know anything about this subject.

[Anonymous]

That ain’t masculine it’s the perfect Greek European sharp nose

[Taranis_Thunor]

No that's an Israelite beak

[strateguy632]

looks balkan.

[tiredpanda]

Southern and Western Europe.

[Taranis_Thunor]

Not really any part of Europe this is the nose of Toucans.