Can feet REVEAL Your Ancestry?

[@nytn]

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[@tiredoftrolls2629]

I don't have any of the examples. Checked both to make sure.

[@tiredoftrolls2629]

I look most like an Egyptian feet with the little toe and 2nd toe being "Oriental"

[@jorgeo4483]

I can't smell mine, but around here they say they have no idea where they come from, but they are undoubtedly very old, in fact everything indicates that they will die soon.

[@KAH-7]

Are you drunk, high or on a medication?

[@Derlin56]

Think that my foot shape is mostly Roman. 10:20

[@jirehguy]

I’m sure this video about feet will have a completely normal comment section ☺️

[@peachygal4153]

lol!

[@michaelmitchell5098]

😅😅😅!

[@michaelmitchell5098]

Keep hope alive!

[@nytn]

And this is why my feet will never make an appearance LOL. I just had no idea people were into them. I always keep my socks on. Not a foot person

[@SPM-tv]

Maybe less racist today 😂 maybe

[@jirehguy]

According to this chart, and despite the family tree consisting of mostly African Americans as far back as we can trace, I am actually Greek.

[@SPM-tv]

Im sure there were black greeks so you’re good

[@michaela-wd8xn]

Caribbean with Greek feet

[@LenaFerrari]

My feet is greek too, and despite having multiple ancestries, Greek isn't one of the many. Most feet would be accurate, yet I have one that isn't

[@loisrogers9042]

According to the father in the movie, "My Big Fat Greek Wedding ", everything started with the Greeks 😅

[@MR-ml6fo]

Pretty sure Africans colonized "Greece."

[@Jenjen-qc5eq]

I am Black British with Jamaican ancestry and I have perfect Egyptian feet.

[@MsPeabody1231]

😂😂😂 Mongrel! 😮 Then looks at self throwing stones in a glass house. Edited to add Norwegian feet. My daughter proves my parents were right. I am a mongrel though I am black.

[@Meyokko-q5u]

Most Jamaican are from west Africa Nigeria slaves

[@DavinaOConnor-r4j]

​​​@@xxx_rotfd_xiii_xii3619Excuse me but you're obsessed with black skin my mom is white as snow with Greek footshape genetic trait...oh and white skin minority's are of all different tribes whites minorities in 12% on whole Earth counts with authentic Irish ethnic genetic group 1% on whole Earth counts...antiwhite ideology rethorics wipe out all whites of all different tribes is appalling rethoric ideologys..just like the Albionism white skin Africans getting their arms and legs machete off them by black skin Africans for not being black skinned..and .y English Nordic Albionism friend's sister being carved from throat all down through body and discarded in a distbins in England...antiwhite rethoric ideologys critical race theory indoctrination crap...weaponized ideologys and sick what results from it

[@londonmmc]

Lol “perfect Egyptian feet” is a slightly concerning comment but cool? The original Egyptians were black but I don’t think this test is based on ancient populations… pretty sure they are comparing characteristics amongst modern populations

[@Jenjen-qc5eq]

@londonmmc I mean that my feet are exactly like the picture and yet I don't have a single drop of Egyptian DNA.

[@HeyPaulina]

I’d always been embarrassed as a child by my Egyptian feet pointing in a straight arrow. But after years of strangers commenting that I had beautiful feet, I got over it. I had no idea they were so perfect and pretty! My mom does indeed have some Egyptian ancestry. As far as flat feet, Native Americans are famous for having them. This enabled them to balance perfectly on sky scraper construction beams hundreds of feet above the air. Some of our tallest landmark buildings were constructed by American Indians. ❤👣

[@tania0070]

According to this chart, my feet are Egyptian, my daughter's feet are Oriental and my son's feet are Greek. Go figure.

[@bruceparker6142]

You been around.

[@KAH-7]

😂 you're funny.

[@Tethloach1]

According to this chart my feet are African. I was born in Africa. My genetic line is 100% African

[@malwads1836]

​@@bruceparker6142I'm rolling reading that😂🤣🤣🤣!

[@Tyiion]

And where is the Orient in their world? Who knows? That has been used differently over time. Is this East Asian Orient? Or West Asian Orient? So much confusion. 😆

[@bebechocolateinbarcelona-a5034]

mine are celtic and have been teased all my life over them! lol 2nd and 3rd are super-longer than the 1st and the 4th and 5th are considerable shorter than the rest.

[@brandonrandall3861]

Celtic here exactly like the drawing.

[@daniellecorley6425]

I am Black American and have perfect Egyptian feet/toes.

[@editoria5996]

Me too.

[@Tristan11406]

Same 😂

[@mrafitzy17]

Things can be racial and not racist. Not everything is meant to be offensive. 😊

[@roséiswine8294]

I loved that shovel teeth video! I learned why my teeth look like they do lol

[@revertinthemaking]

I remember hearing about a Greek shoemaker, who makes shoes for people from all over the world. He could identify even YOUR MIX OF ANCESTRY based on looking at your feet only.

[@jamesyamauchi5657]

I'm Japanese descent, but according to that chart, my feet are 'Greek'. Yeah, that's not a true marker of ethnicity.

[@jamesfarmer2748]

I have herd on another video that most Japanese have the Egyptian foot, I'm of English decent t and have Egyptian feet and only wear asics shoes that are made by a Japanese company. Lol

[@JosephHolness-u2m]

Left Foot Roman-Right Foot Asian. I'm half-Italian which explains the Left Foot and half-Cajun which leaves me clueless about the Right Foot😂

[@kate_cooper]

The thing is, these are just names given to different possible foot shapes as convenient labelling, it doesn't actually have anything to do with your heritage. Egyptian is so named because its the only way feet were ever depicted in ancient Egyptian art and Greek is so named because ancient Greeks depicted noteworthy figures with that foot shape in statues, because they considered it a sign of wisdom.

[@JustFluffyQuiltingYarnCrafts]

I like this fun and lighthearted look at feet. I hope that the comments can be a fun space to connect. ☺️❤

[@tears-ran-dry]

I just love your Channel ❣❣In 1969, My Daddy moved us, to his hometown ,Carencro ,LA., as he was ready to retire after 21 yrs. in the U.S. Army. I was 12 years old , and had grown up in Europe, where your last name was pronounced as it was spelled. So, I always thought my maiden name, "Begnaud" ,was said as, Beg-Nod .It wasn't until 6th grade that ,a classmate laughed at me. She said ,I didn't even know how, to say my name! I remember crying 😢 and very upset that my Mom never told me in that in LA. it's pronounced , Beg-No ! LOL I'm now, 66 and looking into my family Genealogy . I haven't done the DNA testing but from a Free site, I know, that I am of French, Acadian French, Canadian Indian, Creole , American Indian, English , Irish, Welsh , and Spanish descent. And most recently heard from a cousin who says we also, are of Jewish descent ?! BTW...Roman and Aboriginal , are the way my toes are angled. TY for sharing, your wonderful journey into the world of the past, your lineages and heritage. Very Enlightening. Joy and peace ✌🙏😁

[@kitefan1]

Your name is how you pronounce it. English speakers would often say Beg-Nod. I think the actual french or french canadian pronunciation might be in-between depending on accent. I know two ways to pronounce Dougherty. One is like Dockerty and is much closer to the way the Irish say it.

[@nickdeagle3271]

Interesting post. I would think g is silent and aud is like o. So I would say Bain-o. Many acadien people could have Native American ancestry. We relied on close relationships through most of the early settlement years and lived side by side. Often acadien communities were next to mi’kmaq tradional fishing areas. Acadiens were known for turning wetlands into farmland by building dykes. I often wonder if this was one of the reasons they stayed in the wetland areas when they immigrated to Louisiana.

[@tears-ran-dry]

@@nickdeagle3271 Actually ,my Aunt went to France and met a very distant cousin,and you are correct about the way ,he pronounced Begnaud, as Bain- o ! And I definitely have Canadian Indian ancestry, and again, you are correct Mi'kmaq in my family tree. Happy Holidays,and TY for your input! Peace ✌

[@HiNinqi]

I didn't know anything aside from the Egyptian foot style existed until met my former Beloved who had a Roman foot. It was so strange. It blew my mind over and over

[@19Cobre]

I'm mexican and my feet is roman shape combined a little bit of african according with that chart. Good video keep it up. 🎉

[@breakthroughnow]

I have the "Egyptian" feet, but my only dna results that might be connected is 2% North African, which I believe comes from my Spanish ancestors. This is all very interesting.

[@JulianaAndersson]

This is a fine line, dangerous track of physical traits of heritage that has been horrifically abused in the past… but I know your pursuit isn’t bad intended…. but it’s a delicate topic nonetheless… lol I’m positive you will do this straight up with elegance and grace…

[@nytn]

yep! I get into that very thing at the end

[@JulianaAndersson]

@ because of the history it is pretty cringy feeling… but not from you.. you aren’t creepy… just every time I hear stuff like this I cringe on the inside just a little… whether it’s ethnicity stuff or psychology or new agey crap… it’s just delicate

[@JulianaAndersson]

@@nytn also… have you looked into food in cultures you talk about? I have seen a couple videos on beer and how that drink can be an ethnic identifier… like beer is super important in European cultures for thousands of years

[@Calhorsey]

She''s light-hearted about it, so everyone else can be too. It's OK to lighten up.

[@JulianaAndersson]

@ are you telling me to “lighten up”? I wasn’t being heavy.

[@robertepps2834]

Truthfully speaking my foot looks like the African foot and the Egyptian foot. And I'm Black American. And I'm not lying about this!

[@prudym1469]

Ironically a lot of "Egyptians" are going to try this and discover a lot of Roman/greek feet.

[@robertepps2834]

@prudym1469 Well the light skin Egyptians are not the Original Indigenous Egyptians of Egypt. It's the Nubians who live in Aswan Egypt who are the Original Egyptians. Put in or type in Nubians in Awsan. Watch those videos.

[@bronzefox9035]

Africa is a continent and Egypt is in Africa. We also forget these people migrated and mingled with other nations.

[@trenae77]

I apparently walk like an Egyptian 😂. My Northern European roots would be interested in this :D.

[@KAH-7]

I'm 14.4% Northern European. Brythonic from Francis Scott Key (a racist), the Gen. Robert E. Lee (head General of the Confederacy) and German (Pennsylvania Hoch Deutsch). Oh! and I forgot, Luxembourger and Irish!

[@drewncarolina6381]

I also have the African feet but I'm not sure if I even have any African ancestry. It's possible on one side of my family and would totally explain many things about me and explain why I've had such a difficult time tracing my ancestry on that line.

[@dagnolia6004]

i have a version of the weird celtic feet, my second AND third toes are longer than the "great" toe.oh, this lighthearted foot vid brought back memories of my childhood. my grandmother always said "you have your Paw Paw's feet' , my mother said "you have monkey toes" years later i was caring for my Paw Paw in his later life and realized that i DID have HIS feet. sometimes when in the shower giving these monkey toes a scrub, i feel nostalgia for my judgmental mother and grandmother, and poignant loss of my dear Paw Paw.

[@megb9700]

You are not alone. 🙏

[@kitefan1]

@@megb9700 No, I have my mothers fingers and toes.

[@dagnolia6004]

@@megb9700 😇

[@bayyinahzhaxx7620]

Please talk more about that Mongolian mark. My middle child had this.

[@michaela-wd8xn]

97.5% of black Americans and Caribbeans are born with a Mongolian spot it has a deep meaning. It's generally found amongst first and foremost those with aboriginal heritage. All 4 of my sons were born with either a blue, green colour spot, American, African, and Asian ancient gods were depicted as blue or green.

[@bayyinahzhaxx7620]

@michaela-wd8xn That's interesting 🤔 I'll have to research further.

[@KAH-7]

@michaela-wd8xn bunkum

[@tiredoftrolls2629]

My Lebanese American dad had it, my sister has it and my middle son, the one with fair skin and blond hair was born with it. Always inspect the baby in the hospital so it can be in the medical records. Will save you grief if a babysitter thinks it came from paddle marks.

[@skyyhygh9921]

My OBGYN explained during my pregnancy that my daughter might have one bc I'm fair skinned and her dad is half African and half European. My doctor said she knew it from experience being similarly fair and having children with her Indian husband. She was right!

[@omgmatthew100]

I'm African, but my feet are "Greek"!!!

[@Rebecca-le9hn]

Me too.

[@jo100]

That Makes Sense For Real, because I Hard That Greek People Ruled Part Of Africa For Thousands Of Years For Real.

[@KAH-7]

Not Indo Europeans, Fulanis.

[@xxx_rotfd_xiii_xii3619]

Greeks are African

[@TheRoadLessPaved]

I've always hated my thin legs and boney knees. Recently saw a photo of a great uncle taken while fishing. Yep, he has the same wonky legs. Probably inherited mine from his brother, my maternal grandfather.

[@richardwilliamswilliams]

Good morning, neighbor lady, from Copperhill Tn. 😊😊

[@nytn]

morning!

[@sharonrwilson2727]

Chattanooga here!✔️❤️

[@daharris41]

That was actually taught in College world history courses. Shovel shaped incisors are supposed to be one of the traits of the people who crossed the bearing staits . The Mongolian spot is also another example it’s all interesting.

[@LALew850]

It would be fun to post foot comparisons on Instagram 😄 My foot isn’t charted! It needs a separate identity! My third toe is the longest 🤔 no shoes ever fit! Thanks Danielle❤️ Not kidding about that third toe. It hurts!

[@muchacho56]

On a possibly related issue, a couple of years ago my brother and I engaged ourselves in a long evening of sharing memories about old friends of ours whose family heritages were/are indigenous. While we were in different age groups, and so had different circles of childhood and teenage friends to play with, we both came to the observation that our separate indigenous playmates were all "twinkle toes" when it came to styles of running. It intrigues us to the point that we actually started digging up research, and came to discover that Nike actually was compelled to construct a specific shoe, largely sold to indigenous runners, that accommodated heel-forward running...

[@blengi]

they should've done an average foot version like those average face compositions which show average localised representations of ethnic groups so we can see how skin tone, nail morphology, gracility, hairiness, underside, profile and other attributes of the foot vary

[@elizabethorsillo7187]

I most definitely have “Greek” feet! But I’m not Greek!

[@alvonfinster2915]

Parents German & English (DNA affirmed) & my feet are Eygptian. And I have the Mongolian birth mark and am 1.9 % Denisovian. What fun!!

[@FaithAndRepentance]

😂😂😂😂 sorry too funny

[@SuperpowersUniversity]

Anatomy does not Lie. The Names of where we are from does. Everyones DNA is so mixed that only the coming of the solar rays / Sun / Son will separate the wheat from the tare. The ones who have love and compassion, and the ones that dont. Knowledge is a Super Power

[@mb91435]

I'm manifesting an unknown African ancestor apparently! 96% white

[@nytn]

LOL

[@Tyiion]

Good luck!

[@stasiekinsey9333]

Welcome to the family lol

[@c.2531]

It can be really a coincidence, but a good friend of me have definitely on her maternal side greek ancestors from North Africa and she has strong greek feets.

[@nicoleboland4132]

You’re definitely right about the curly hair. Both my daughter and I have curly red hair and her curls are extremely tight thick curls

[@kennethrussell1158]

I know that this is off topic but Quentin Tarantino would love this topic.

[@nytn]

LOL yes he would

[@kennethrussell1158]

​@@nytnI didn't mean to make light of the serious topic that you take the time to bring to us, the time and effort you not only entertain and educate us.

[@nytn]

nah you're good! I was laughing fr. QT has a weird foot thing, maybe he'll see this video, that'd be awesome

[@sharontabor7718]

Celtic feet with documented pre-1753 (last known immigrant) British Isles / Welsh/ Scot/ German/French ancestry. And I have shovel incisors, which wouldn't be surprising as my ancestors lived in historic pre-1700 NA territories in VA and NC.

[@tumblebugspace]

I’m a reflexologist, and I’m not surprised that researchers have noticed patterns like these in human feet! They’re patterns, is all, like any other physiological traits. I used to have flat feet, and don’t anymore! Doctors don’t seem to know or care that foot conformation can change naturally, without surgery and cadaver bone. Most people are shy about their feet being seen up close by others, so nothing unusual there! 😉

[@heidinewcombe696]

If only I had known 20 years ago what kind of money men will pay just to cam feet OMG!!! They were my best feature lol

[@barbarahaynes-bi4hk]

I have Roman feet, goes with my nose!🤔

[@AustinB.3322]

I have been thinking about "shovel teeth" lately. The first time I heard about them, my grandma said "you don't know what shovel teeth are." I swore that I did know, but I was WAAAAY OFF. I thought it had something to do with mass graves so large people were literally shoveling teeth.

[@nytn]

This was so shocking and hilarious and dark.

[@liliadeanda5859]

According to the graphic you provided, I have an African foot.

[@charliesourire]

Hell yeah, flat feet club! My favorite shoes growing up were Vans and Converse. My grandma and mom (who have very high arches lol) used to force me into shoes with "arch support" and I hated shoe shopping because those shoes hurt me 😂 But me and my papa have similar taste in shoes because I'm basically his clone and he also has flat feet

[@Devon-Dahlia]

I dated a girl with Celtic feet and she was Bermundian.

[@KAH-7]

I'm an African American but that's my "People Group" even though I only have 1 predecessor who came from there?

[@robertprice5039]

I have "Greek Feet", but I have no known Greek ancestry. (Roughly 3/4 British Isles Mixture & 1/2 East Prussian), but my 1/2 Italian / 1/2 Spanish wife, who looks Swedish, loves Italian shoes, because she says that they fit her feet better than most shoes.

[@esmeraldapooner751]

My feet according to the chart is Aboriginal, and I do have a Mongolian birthmark on my bottom and forehead. My mom was from Mexico, and my dad was Jewish-American. But I have to identify as multi-racial because those groups are connected to other groups including Native American and they both had Arab DNA. And DNA confirmed a lot of stories they talked about.

[@nocturnus009]

African [🦶] but going off the 5 questions of saturation. The way you draw the boundary matters. Folks don’t always perceive inclusion and overlap as well as exclusion. [5 questions, Perceive the: Edges, Negative Spaces, Relationships and Proportions, Chiaroscuro & Gestalt, from drawing on the Artist within]

[@sharonrwilson2727]

✔️

[@bamboosho0t]

I identify as Blsck American, but my feet are "Egyptian." Which is interesting considering my mtdna is from North-Eastern Africa.

[@KAH-7]

That could be Egyptian like the brother who directly descends from and looks EXACTLY LIKE Ramases III?

[@dylancn]

This definitely couldve been your most popular video ever

[@thadsgudenuff]

While I wouldn't put much stock in this, my maternal grandfather was Norwegian and I do have that overall shape. Being a male, I guess I would have expected the physical traits would be more like my father's. But it seems I share traits from both of them pretty evenly.

[@mariannerichard1321]

Oh! It's the first time I see my foot shape in these charts, which is the African one. The only thing African about me though, I better cherish it. xD I did had a Mongolian birthmark, from my First Nation ancestors I guess...

[@lulumoon6942]

Same, had to have notes in my chart so abuse charges weren't given. Still have a remnant.

[@thomasotto8693]

Yep,the map works for me,my feet look like the egyptian and german feet (mixed),remember, I´m half german,half arabian...!(Big first toe,the other ones getting smaller). 😂

[@shaunathornton8032]

Also the ancient people of the Atlantic Facade had a variety of hair types, even what we would today call 4a curls

[@loisrogers9042]

My foot shape resembles the Greek one, but I don't have any Greek according to the 4 DNA tests I've done.

[@wills669]

I’m 1/4 Italian, more than 1/2 German, also Dutch and Norwegian. My feet are Norwegian. I am tall-6’4” so I suppose I took after that side of my ancestry

[@junesecrist6719]

Shovel shaped incisors are well known in Physical anthropology. I have them and toook a DNA test yeilded suprises for someone according to family was German and. English!

[@cassandraelliot7878]

My feet are Egyptian. My mouth has shovel teeth and a structure in the jaw that is American Indian (according to my dentist) which is the manifestation of the tiny percent of my DNA that is Ojibwa. My DNA is diverse Mediterranean with tiny bits of Northern India and Yakutian (northern Asia.)

[@jessicablackbird]

Greek foot and shovel teeth here, black skin.

[@dario1837]

Ciao paisà. Mine (Italian southerner) are exactly as they should be: in between roman and Greek

[@mosaicthing5700]

My very blunt feet are evidently Roman. I suppose there could have been a few Romans in the genetic woodpile a couple of millennia ago, but not recently. My elders tell me I'm of Scots-Irish ancestry, and by genetic analysis I'm 95% derived from one corner or another of the British Isles, with Scotland having the biggest share. The remaining 5% is Scandinavian.

[@coymoore5401]

I am a black man, great grand father was Irish white, great grand mother was Aboriginal, on father side. My feet is the Greek foot, toe next to big toe is a half I ch longer.

[@Ice-c-o8q]

I have Egyptian feet and shovel teeth. 😁 I'm Creole with Chavis and Goines relatives in Louisiana.

[@trappilyblk]

my right foot is aboriginal and my left foot is african

[@eileenmacdougall8945]

My toe next to my big toe on each foot is longer. So weird to see this in your chart. All four of my Grands came from west coast of Ireland, 😊. We're human, but not always so normal 😊❗

[@QueenLadySummer329]

Cross between the Celtic and Greek and African and it makes sense according to my DNA and name. 😂❤

[@reignofbliss]

According to the chart, I have Greek feet. Which I find hilarious, considering I have no known Greek ancestry. From what I know, I'm Dutch, Indonesian, Irish, Finnish, and little French.

[@totwallybaba]

Shoes shape our feet more than we realize.

[@catherineleslie-faye4302]

My feet look like a mix of Celtic and Roman on that foot chart. I can tell you for sure that in dress shoes the Italian Last fits me best and in walking shoes the English last fits me best... and shoes made with the American last are far too big in the heel and too square in the toes.

[@allenhill1223]

Yes me and my son has granny pinky and hands pottowatomi❤

[@sharibc3597]

That is so interesting! I’m Norwegian and hubby has Greek toes 😊

[@Wolfmoon78]

I have Southern European/Eastern Mediterranean ancestry and i have the African foot. 💗

[@DaughterOfJacobAndLeah]

Which is means you got some Northeastern Black African ancestry believe it or not

[@petrbohacek]

One of my feets are Roman the other one is a crossing between Egypt and Norway.

[@michaelrochester48]

Interesting you mention feet and Ancestry. On my last foot I have a hammer toe, a pinky toe that stands up, which has been the bane of my existence and that’s why I don’t wear sandals. I had found out for my mom that on my mothers mother’s side Everybody had hammertoes going back at least to my great great grandmother who was born in 1876. Probably it goes back earlier on the island of Lipari… I believe it is due to the small island and its intense intermarriage… in a couple of families that were from the 1600s of the 10 surviving children. I am a descendent of eight of the children. It is insane.

[@kitt7477]

Although, I am of ancient Persian descent, according to these depictions my right foot shows African & my left foot shows Celtic.

[@Cristozen1]

I'm 100% Hungarian and seriously, this made me laugh out loud because my feet look just like the Mongolian foot! : ) And I'm a very Asian appearing Hungarian.

[@13_13k]

Many years ago I moved from Los Angeles to San Jose (Silicon Valley) at 30 yrs old and went to a new dentist. After xrays and cleaning the dentist walked in holding my xrays and introduces himself. He tells me some things and then asks if my previous dentists have ever told me I need braces. I said no. No one in my family needed braces my teeth arent perfecr but very close. He said , no your teeth are straight but do I bite my cheeks often? I was surprised and answered yes I do. I bite my cheeks while eating a couple times a week and sometimes badly where it bleeds. He said he thought so. He says your lower jaw is wider than your upper jaw and saliva swells your cheeks when you eat to help break down food as you chew. That width differebce causes your teeth to catch your cheeks and pulls them in causing you to bite your cheeks. He said it is hereditary and it can be fixed with braces and your insurance will cover it. I said how long would I wear braces ? He said about a year. But that is after you see an oral surgeon. I asked what will happen then and he said that they will split the pallet or roof of my mouth down the middle from front to back and put spanners to spread my upper jaw wider to match my lower jaw and adjust it every few weeks to widen little by little as it heals and then after that i would wear braces for about a year to keep everything aligned and teeth from moving around. I told him no way thats nuts. He then said think about this, you're 30 yrs old you most lijely have another 50 or 60 years to live. You bite your cheeks a couple times a week and its painful and you bleed and thats a very long time of going through that . Or you spend a year and a half of some pain and discomfort to fix that problem. Thats a huge difference of time and pain. I didnt have the surgery. Who knows what would happen with my mouth being split open under my nasal caveties will it change my vouce and speech will it screw up my breathing through my nose or cause infections and maybe mess with my hearing and my throat since they all tie together? Too many risks. I'll stick with what genetics gave me.

[@robinfra52]

I have Celtic ancestry. Now I need to clarify that. Mine is west Great Britain and highland Scotland. Celtic also means European. Celts wandered all over literally. I have Egyptian feet. Scotia the legendary founding mother of Scots was an Egyptian Princess leading a group of Egyptians and Central Asian pre Celt refugees that settled in N Ireland and moved across to Scotland. My great grandmother told me we came from the Dalmatian coast spoke Greek and our own language migrated to Egypt as mercenaries then to Spain and British isles. She knew the Scottish history passed down to her. She was a McDonald. The Iberian migration and occupation is verified. Egypt not yet, but Egypt depended on mercenary armies after 1000BC. They were in decline. The Balkan origin Grandma talked about would fit with the Illyrian Greeks. They had the Greek culture but did not follow the Olympian gods. They were very advanced but the Greeks only tolerated them due to religious differences. They were a military and trading power.

[@MhairiBethu]

Tracing 9 generations back to England, Scotland and Ireland. But my feet apparently are Egyptian.

[@sheritabennettsims8596]

My ex husband had the Celtic foot. Now our children have them.

[@jeckle6257]

I did the feet test too it’s between African and Roman too 😅

[@Lady_Omni]

I'm Métis (mixed Indigenous in Canada), and according to this I have African feet. 😂 I have shovel teeth as well, and we have the RH negative thing (I can't remember it exactly), and my family is buried on a reservation.

[@KAH-7]

Elvis Presley and John Brown were American 🇺🇸 Metis.

[@donbetosoy]

I know I'm mainly Anahuaca and Caucasian. Having said that, my roots are Gaelic (Gallego); so, for me, it hit on the spot. About Astrology it may be of interest to you to check Robert Eduard Grant's work as he shall open your points of view to new horizons. Anyhow; thanks for sharing this info, and best of luck.

[@AyDotHam]

I'm Italian, Irish, Welsh, and Scottish, but apparently I have either Egyptian or Norwegian feet. lol

[@TheLisclark]

If I don't bear weight on my foot, it appears Greek, the moment I place it on the ground it appears Celtic. AncestryDNA most recent update is 95% Ireland 🇮🇪. Lines up. I also toewalk, overpronate, have bunions and severe arthritis in one foot. I attribute those to neurodivergence, a lifetime of too many too narrow shoes and having standing jobs on bad floors. Those could all be factors as to foot shape.

[@margiesoapyhairbillian4754]

I have Egyptian . I knew it! I AM from the middle east

[@KAH-7]

From which land do you hail?

[@danringdahl41]

I have 5/8 nordic ancestry and have the norwegian foot!

[@KAH-7]

My mother's FTDNA result stated that we descend from SHG fossilized man found at Motala Sweden.

[@grouchyvince9688]

My parents and my brothers and I are "African American". My father and his mother can/could "pass" for white. My mother and all her family are "black Americans" with dark brown skin and African features. I keep getting mistaken by little old Latin ladies as either Dominican or Puerto Rican. The youngest brother definitely has a nose that resembles every photo of old Native Americans (rumored on my mother's side of the family going back to early post slavery days). The middle kid takes after my mom and her family. So I don't even want to think about looking at our feet to start that ball rolling! P.S. - I've virtually no arch in my feet, so I feel your pain!

[@kd33d]

Guuuurl😂 This chart is bunk! Lol but it was interesting and entertaining none the less. Me and my mom have African feet, my dad had a mix of greek and Celtic and my kids have two different shaped feet that arent even on that chart. Also me, my dad, and youngest child have really wide flat feet with short toes. We also have short hands with wide palms and short fingers. My mom and my oldest child have long narrow feet with long toes. They also have smaller palms, longer narrower hands with long slender fingers.

[@Golfandgambling]

0:19 no dedication 😂😂😂

[@nytn]

I recently found out how the internet feels about feet

[@dagnolia6004]

@@nytn 🤣🤣🤣

[@todd8737]

Ha ha I took my sock off! NORMAN, which makes sense.

[@nancy-katharynmcgraw2669]

I did look at my feet. According to this "chart" I have Greek ancestry... haha. Nope...gone as far back as the Mayflower on maternal side & Ireland during the potato famine. My feet match my Daddy's, southern Alabama settlements.

[@amberkuehn9115]

According to the chart mine is African my husband's is Greek. I had someone years ago tell me that they thought I was native American specifically Blackfoot. They actually asked if my toes had a gap between my first two toes. And yes mine have a gap almost a sandle gap .

[@zigm7420]

I thought I was the only one with that gap. Glad someone else has it too! 😂

[@amberkuehn9115]

@zigm7420 👍 I've seen a few but not many with a sandle gap. Maybe we can start our own tribe 😆

[@mauallison7755]

Your footprint identifies you better than your finger. My big toe is a little bigger than my second toe, and they descend from there in equal increments.

[@ThatThrawnThaThaThaThrawn]

According to this, Im clearly Egyptian... but the problem with that society has is that both my parents are considered black, so they consider me black even though I have a lot of Arab/ Hispanic kinda traits.

[@Nharayanaa]

I'm Southeast Asian descent with Greek feet, and so does my siblings.

[@gmalcolms]

Mongolian birth marks don't always disappear. I knew quite a few Koreans who still had theirs as adults.

[@conniewagner4234]

Yes, I have seen this chart before. Some of the foot/toe shapes…? According to the chart, my feet look the most like the Orient type, which I’m not sure I understand, but maybe it goes back many, many generations. I don’t know.