City of Narbo extended from the modern border between Catalonia and Languedoc in the Corbières Lacaune far north: the region of Narbonne at the mouth of the Aude was the center. The study of ancient inscriptions proved that a language akin to the Iberian was spoken in the area: for example, Larrason (is)-name of Basque-Iberian unmistakable appearance - was a god honored in Narbonne. The very name of Narbonne is composed of a root Basque-Iberian NARB that indefinite * found in many localities in the Pyrenees, whose namesake Arbonne Labourd, formerly Narbona. In the third century BC, the region is integrated into the Celtic world, however subsequent to the conquest by Volques. The issue of ethnicity Elysians Narbonne who lived as such, is not resolved: the Celts? Ibero-Celts?
The city of Narbo extended from The Modern Border Between Catalonia and Languedoc Corbieres In The Mountains to the Mount of Lacaune in the North: the area around Narbonne Situated At The Mouth of the River Aude Was The center of this city. Epigraphic studies PROVE That was close to Iberian language spoken in The WAS area : for instance Larrason(is) - a very Basco-Iberian name - was a God revered in the urbs. The very name of Narbonne is made of one unknown Basco-Iberian root *narb found in many Pyrenean placenames, amongst them the homonymous Arbonne in Labourd, formerly Narbona. In the 3rd century BC, the region was integrated into the Celtic world after the conquest by the Volcae. In that respect, the ethnic character of the local Elysiques inhabiting these lands remains a mystery : Celts ? Ibero-Celts ?
- Echantillon représentatif / Sample :
Actual Size / Full Scale
- Anthropological Analysis Summary / Brief Anthropological analysis:
- Type 1: Build intermediate leptomorphic, puffy features, close-set eyes, long nose convex and located above, jaws wide, pointed chin
~ (Atlanto-) Mediterranean dinarisé
Intermediate complexion leptomorphic, puffy features, close-set eyes, long rooted-and high convex nose, large jaw, pointy chin
~ Dinaricized (Atlanto-) Mediterranean
As we had seen at Saint-Pons , northern extension of the former diocese of Narbonne, this type so common in the Southwest of France is rare here.
We Had Already Have Noticed in Saint-Pons , a northern extension form Of The diocese of Narbonne, That Which Is very common type in SW France IS Rather rare'm his area.
- Type 2: Intermediate Complexion (light hair, light eyes, ...), brachymorphic, large head, eyes distant, wide jaw, small nose, wide
~ Alpinoïde
Intermediate complexion (light hair, light eyes, ...), brachymorphic, wide face, wide-set eyes, broad jaw, Little and Broad nose
~ Alpinoid
brachymorphic types are thus very dominant in the sample: we can only see the reality of this very unusual phenomenon around the former diocese of Narbonne. Here is another series more or less leptomorphic.
Brachymorphic types are very Malthus Prevailing in this sample: Can Only one leaflet The Reality of Such Phenomenon In The outskirts of Narbonne. Another series More or Less leptomorphic:
Finally, these guys are complemented by variants dinaromorphiques (or nose requiring) more classic Languedoc transition which individuals defined under the first type .
Eventually, thesis types are dinaromorphic Completed by (or just big-nosed) variants are Which is more variability in Languedocian With transition and in Individuals With Type 1.
- Morphotypes Final / Final morphotypes