yeah, not buying it. My ancestry does not match up at all with your pic.
Yeah i dont think its completely accurate. But a bit of fun. My feet look exactly like the greek one.
I can’t prove it bowens, but it’s still something to debate
could be bullsit but still we don’'t know ozzy
Doesnt match up for me either. I’m of German ancestry (both parents were from Germany) but apparently my feet are Norwegian. 
What about other countries lol? Let say south america.
south of America doesn’t do feet aziz
Perhaps the mailman was from Norway? 
I am closest to Norwegian.
Mainly because we are an ethnicity and a mixture of other races. Like for me, my grandmothers family is from Italy and grand father from Spain.
African for me. I’m 100% Italian and a lot of that is Sicilian, figured I’d be Roman. Anyway thank you for making every white persons dream a reality for me, finding out there a little black.
I’m 95% Latvian, and my feet look Norwegian.
My feet went with 100% with Greek. Ancestry is German, French, and English.
I have some latvian ancestry on my mothers side. Hard language to learn.
I had made similar thread. Didn’t have as many foot references.
Don’t think it has any validity. Like astrology or palmistry. Or craniology. Good conversation starters. Shouldn’t be taken seriously.
I have Greek feet. And I am from India. 
I didn’t check my ancestry. Don’t know any providers here in India. Still I doubt Greek ancestry.
Those are not Greek feet. Ancient Greeks were obsessed with golden ratio. They considered feet shaped like that to be ideal.
@san_pedro Good post for a change I guess. 
IDK, the whole thing seems borderline racist to me.
According to this article–
“There’s no evidence to prove that ancestry determines the shape of your foot”
This article also has some useful information about foot anatomy.
I have egg shaped feet but i dont see that option 
