Did whiteness originate in the Mediterranean race?

[Melkiirs]

I did post a few pics a couple of years ago

What is your taxonomic classification?

[Oliver109]

What is your taxonomic classification?

Basically alpine med

[Gallop]

What would be the ancestral composition in G25 of the supposed Mediterranean race, I want to see.

[Valenman]

Pure Med types look far more out of place than albino Scandinavian types

Pure meds even in Spain is no more than 10-15%

[Faklon]

Yes, neolithic farmers were farming sugar cane when blackyamnaya would be farming their fields with chariots.

Then they revolted and the first Steppe Pie King was established.

Nothing has changed.
Everything...
Ideology, Philosophy, Technology are linear in human history.
Everything...

[tita]

You look Spanish and want your looks to be perceived as local in England?

English and spanish, he probably don't look spannish but french

[Oliver109]

English and spanish, he probably don't look spannish but french

I'd like to look French but if anything I think I pass better in Greece, a lot of people think I am Greek.

[Voskos]

I'd like to look French but if anything I think I pass better in Greece, a lot of people think I am Greek.

Greek and spanish overlap a lot, I'm often asked if I'm spanish or mexican or turkish.

[Septentrion]

As anyone knows the med race is very ancient and Mediterraneans were not all one colour, lighter skinned meds have been recorded and it is likely that the first whites were of a Mediterranean persuasion, even the Cromagnids were said to be basically Mediterranean in body form.

Exactly, the Med race is very ancient and in its purest form is very dark or swarthy on the European scale. It all has to do with adaptation to the Mediterranean climate. This race as you know, centered in Southern Europe, parts of Northern Africa and parts of Western Asia (Middle East). There was actually no need for this race to get too light. Although some Gracile Mediterranids are fair-skinned but most likely are apt to tan. It all has to do with geographical location and latitude. Cromagnids are not identical, South European Cromagnids (e.g. Berid type) are again more likely to be darker-complected than Northern European Cromagnids. See, it is all linked to environment.

[Septentrion]

[QUOTE=Oliver109;7937728]I'd like to look French but if anything I think I pass better in Greece, a lot of people think I am Greek.[/QUOTE

Be proud of who you are.