How come the brown hair of Roman sculptures and Frescos is supposedly evidence of the Romans not being white Europeans when brown hair is completely absent in non-European populations?
>>16894644You'll even see people say it is a "Mediterranean" trait opposed to Northern Europe, but again brown hair is completely absent from non-European populations in the Mediterranean.
>>16894644>>16894666You lost. Get over it.
>>16894684Iberians are a European population, and as such their brown hair is the result of being Europeans. non-European "Mediterraneans" like Kabyles, or the Lebanese do not have brown hair
I'd say brown hair is more generally a Caucasian trait rather than specifically European, though I agree it's much more common among Europeans than other Caucasian groups
>>16894721>I'd say brown hair is more generally a Caucasian trait rather than specifically EuropeanIt is absolutely absent in Caucasian groups besides maybe Chechens.
>>16894644>>16894666OP are you a retard by any chance? Many Levantine people I met have some shade of brown hair than black hair. Even in the pic you provided there's some men (cause men dye their hair less) with hair that isn't black. Brown hair can be found in any population. I even knew a Japanese girl with dark brown hair that wasn't dyed rather than the usual jet black, though non-black hair is really rare in East Asia I will admit that.
>>16894666LMFAO! You can see a Spaniard in your photo. So much for much Euros and Non-Euros
>>16894747>>16894764These people do not have the same shade as the Caligula bust.
>>16894764>These people do not have the same shade as the Caligula bust.OP stated "brown hair" and I was just going by that, which in fact is present across the whole world. If you mean light brown hair it's true that it is less common outside of Europe, but there's still some people with light brown hair in places like the Middle East. Here's a pic of Syrian refugees with very clearly non-black hair.
>>16894814Whoops I meant to reply to >>16894781 comment
>>16894814It's presence is negligible, and you can clearly see a blond baby there yet no one would say blond hair is "non-European".
>>16894814>>16894833And what's the point of conflating these two very different hair colors. No one really thinks "light brown" and "dark brown" are the same hair color and they are both more often confused for blond and black respectively than for each other
>>16894833I'm gonna reply one last time before moving away from this thread. Your hair color doesn't determine your ethnic group ESPECIALLY amongst Caucasian groups. There's blacked hair Euros, browned haired Syrians, Blonde Afghans, etc. It is true that some hair colours are more prevalent in certain regions, but again like what >>16894721 said amongst Caucasian groups hair colour is not an ethnic indicator. Facial features are the deciding factor for that. Anyone who unironically believes that blonde hair or brown hair or whatever is a European trait is a complete retard on genetics.http://humanphenotypes.net/metrics/haircol.html
>>16894850>browned haired Syrians, Blonde AfghansAgain, these are negligible. Do you think dwarfism amongst these groups is equivalent to the pygmies?And your website you linked doesn't help your point. it shows that blond and brown hair (when accounting for conflation of "Dark brown" and "light brown") are predominantly European traits that separates them from the rest of the world which have black hair.
>>16894867>Again, these are negligible.Blonde hair is actually pretty common in Afghans. They're true steppeniggas.
>>16894644The obsession with romans being white or not is fucking retarded
>>16894954No it isn’t, it’s actually the most important thing, to preserve your culture and ancestors.
>>16894764that's just a guy with a a spanish cap, not a spaniard lmao