Left is Anglo-Saxon and right is Celtic.

Differences between the average phenotype of these groups:

Facial features  
Anglo-Saxon/Germanic: Longer and more narrow face with more defined facial features including jawline. Narrow and straight nose type is most common.

Celtic: High and prominent cheekbones, broad mid-face, rounder jawlines. Broad nose and upturned nose is most common.

Eyes  
Anglo-Saxon/Germanic: Blue is most common with some variation.

Celtic: Blue again most common, but there’s more variation with green and hazel (also grey) also being common.

Hair  
Anglo-Saxon/Germanic: High prevalence of straight hair, with colours being mostly light brown, and blonde is also very common.

Celtic: Variation between straight and wavy, brown is the most common, more variation between shades of brown with dark brown being common too, but a higher percentage of ginger compared to most populations.

Skin colour  
Anglo-Saxon/Germanic: Most commonly fair skin tones with a pinkish undertone.

Celtic: Generally fair-very fair skin, often with lighter or warmer undertones. Freckles are common.

Build  
Anglo-Saxon/Germanic: Were typically taller compared to other Northern European populations.

Celtic: Often had slightly shorter averages than other Northern European people.

Which phenotype do you align more closely with?

Do you, being from Plymouth, have a phenotype that’s closer to the insular Celtic or Anglo-Saxon phenotype? (Pictures of each phenotype are below)