FroZzenMind
08-01-2017, 02:12 PM
I find this(sorry google translated):
CONCLUSION
Were the Greeks, then, blond and blue-eyed?
It depends on what we mean by "Greeks". The founders of classical Greek culture (and pre-classical, Homeric, Achaean, or Mycenaean), as well as the subsequent dominant and active aristocracy of Greece, were not descended from the original inhabitants of the Greek soil, but from Hellenistic invaders (and may Some Illyrian groups confederate with them), that is to say, Indo-European peoples that entered Greece from the North, coming from the Balkans and Central Europe. These invaders, among whom the Achaeans (Mycenaean civilization and "Homeric" Greece), the Ionians (Athenians), the Dorians (Spartans), the Thessalians (Theban) and the Macedonians (Alexander the Great) descended, among others. Predominantly Nordic.
If in the case of the Romans a presence of Nordic blood is evident in their higher social strata, especially during the Republic, in the case of the Hellenes, the taste for beauty and health, and their relationship with the Nordic aspect, With high stature, with divine inheritance and noble birth, absolutely infests all of its civilization, its culture, its literature, its mythology and its poetry. It was a world where the oriental slaves had no place but at the bottom of the social pyramid. That is why the Jews were so eager to introduce Christianity into Europe, because without it, Europe would have been forever impregnable to them, giving great importance to the ideological and spiritual influence exerted on societies.
In the whole population of Greece, I do not think the Nordics ever prevailed. They may have constituted just over a third of the total population after the second Hellenic wave (which brought the Dorians). In any case, despite being in the minority, they were the architects of the polis (state-cities), of Greek culture, art and civilization, while the rest of the population formed a plebeians who had little to do. See in Hellenic culture as we know it today.
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fount:
http://europasoberana.blogspot.com.es/2013/05/el-rostro-de-la-europa-clasica-i-eran.html
CONCLUSION
Were the Greeks, then, blond and blue-eyed?
It depends on what we mean by "Greeks". The founders of classical Greek culture (and pre-classical, Homeric, Achaean, or Mycenaean), as well as the subsequent dominant and active aristocracy of Greece, were not descended from the original inhabitants of the Greek soil, but from Hellenistic invaders (and may Some Illyrian groups confederate with them), that is to say, Indo-European peoples that entered Greece from the North, coming from the Balkans and Central Europe. These invaders, among whom the Achaeans (Mycenaean civilization and "Homeric" Greece), the Ionians (Athenians), the Dorians (Spartans), the Thessalians (Theban) and the Macedonians (Alexander the Great) descended, among others. Predominantly Nordic.
If in the case of the Romans a presence of Nordic blood is evident in their higher social strata, especially during the Republic, in the case of the Hellenes, the taste for beauty and health, and their relationship with the Nordic aspect, With high stature, with divine inheritance and noble birth, absolutely infests all of its civilization, its culture, its literature, its mythology and its poetry. It was a world where the oriental slaves had no place but at the bottom of the social pyramid. That is why the Jews were so eager to introduce Christianity into Europe, because without it, Europe would have been forever impregnable to them, giving great importance to the ideological and spiritual influence exerted on societies.
In the whole population of Greece, I do not think the Nordics ever prevailed. They may have constituted just over a third of the total population after the second Hellenic wave (which brought the Dorians). In any case, despite being in the minority, they were the architects of the polis (state-cities), of Greek culture, art and civilization, while the rest of the population formed a plebeians who had little to do. See in Hellenic culture as we know it today.
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fount:
http://europasoberana.blogspot.com.es/2013/05/el-rostro-de-la-europa-clasica-i-eran.html