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Lol, I think the Lion sculpture is actually evidence of Aryan influence.Originally Posted by DarknessWin
The mosaic also have lion with red mane when lions have dark brown mane.
Its just art to my eyes and not a photo
Alexander hair color was light (Brown) not Blonde or Red
Alexander the Great its DinaroMed in Phenotype,
this type can found today only in Greece and Italy.
Even with blonde hair he is not Nordic, again its proven that he had Brown hair
We must also add the fact that before 3000 years people had lighter hair than today.
But evolution had blonde hair to decline every year and in the next +2000 years noone would have blonde hair
because black hair is stronger trait
Greeks and Romans bleached their hair , especially kings to look different than imortals
But not to Polios but Xanthon ideal.
This mean ideal color was BROWN
This proven easy if we read Aristotle for races :
*Aristotle described them(Greeks) as "the perfect race" as they weren't white as Nordics but not dark as Egyptians therefore having the "perfect" complexion.
*Aristotle noted differences between Greeks and the people of the north, believing that Greek superiority was visible in their medium skin tone,
as opposed to pale northerners and dark southerners and Africans. He claimed that blue eyes were a sign of a cowardly nature, and that they indicated poor eyesight.
*Aristotle wrote:
“Those who are too Black are cowards, like for instance, the Egyptians and Ethiopians. But those who are excessively White (like the Scythians) are also
cowards as we can see from the example of women, the complexion of courage is between the two.”
*There are numerous references to brunets in ancient mythology and literature, e.g., the Muses, Poseidon, Alcmena, Theseus, Zeus, Dionysos and Odysseus
are described as possessing either dark hair or dark eyes.
*Hercules, the Greeks’ favorite hero is described as dark (melanan), hook-nosed (grupon) by Dicaearchus (Clement of Alexandria, “Protreptic to the Greeks” 2.30.7).
Hercules was also proverbially melampugos (having a black behind) as indicative of his bravery, as opposed to pugargos (having a white behind), a coward
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Constantine II, clearly was not depicted with blue eyes, it's a brownish color, light brown or hazel./ConstByzantMosaic1000-56a04ba63df78cafdaa0f1fd.jpg)
Another one clearly has blue eyes. 
Justinian clearly light brown/hazel eyes and black hair. 
Emperor Septimus Serverus was half Italian from a Patrician family (from his mothers side) and half Punic, possible Beber ancestry on his Fathers side, his fathers side was probably predominately Phoenician. He might have been of my exact Haplogroup since my Y-DNA corresponds with Phoenician expansion into the Mediterranean and Phoenicia was more advanced than Ancient Rome when Rome was just a town, it had urbanization and a superior navy that the Roman Italians back engineered and made a knock off version that was inferior. 
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