armenoid การใช้

• In the Near East region, it is heavily mixed with the Armenoid race.
• This Armenoid-Araboid hybrid type is alternatively known as the " Assyrid"
• This association of Jews with the Armenoid type had been utilized by Zionist Jews who claimed that Jews were a group within that type.
• Among the Western Hamites, Semitic and Negroid influences could be found in urban areas, with a Armenoid strain in the Eastern Desert.
• Discrimination was not restricted to Jews who belonged to the " Oriental-Armenoid " race, but was directed against all members of the Jewish ethnic population.
• In " The Races of Europe ", Coon classified Caucasoids into racial sub-groups named after regions or archaeological sites, expanding the tripartite system Dinaric, Noric and Armenoid.
• Discrimination was not restricted to Jews who belonged to the " Semitic-Oriental-Armenoid " and / or " Nubian-African / Negroid " races, but was directed against all members of the Jewish ethnic population.
• G黱ther distinguished Aryans from Jews, and identified Jews as descending from non-European races, particularly from what he classified as the Near Asian race ( " Vorderasiatische " ) more commonly known as the Armenoid race, and said that such origins rendered Jews fundamentally different from and incompatible with Germans and most Europeans.
• However, in " The Ancient Egyptians and their Influence Upon the Civilization of Europe ", written in 1911, he clearly demonstrates a steep rise in " Asiatic traits ( Armenoid, Alpine, Celtic ), " within the Egyptian aristocracy, to Dynastic Egypt itself ( amongst other pre-historical phenomena ).
• In " The Races of Europe " ( 1939 ) Coon classified Caucasoids into racial sub-groups named after regions or archaeological sites such as Br黱n, Borreby, Alpine, Ladogan, East Baltic, Neo-Danubian, Lappish, Mediterranean, Atlanto-Mediterranean, Irano-Afghan, Nordic, Hallstatt, Keltic, Tronder, Dinaric, Noric and Armenoid.
• The conflict between Ripley and Deniker was criticized by Jan Czekanowski, who states that " the great discrepancies between their claims decrease the authority of anthropology ", and what is more, he points out that both Deniker and Ripley had one common feature, as they both omitted the existence of an " Armenoid race ", which Czekanowski claimed to be one of the four main races of Europe, met especially among the Eastern and Southern Europeans.
• The conflict between Ripley and Deniker was criticized by Jan Czekanowski, who states, that " " the great discrepancies between their claims decrease the authority of anthropology " ", and what is more, he points out, that both Deniker and Ripley had one common feature, as they both omitted the existence of " Armenoid race ", which Czekanowski claimed to be one of the four main races of Europe, met especially among the Eastern and Southern Europeans.