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Last edited by Rethel; 06-13-2021 at 09:03 AM.
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Yet I am forced by the PC people to believe that people in Scandinavia looked like the woman in the picture below as late as 5000 years ago, otherwise I be waycist and shiet.
On a more serious note though, the only thing I doubt about the op picture woman was that she was blonde. I doubt there were light haired people during the Mesolithic anywhere, let alone Scandinavia, since blondism originated in Eastern Europe at the beginning of the Neolithic period. But other than that I pretty much think that people in Sweden looked like her during the Mesolithic.
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Yet I am forced by the PC people to believe that people in Scandinavia looked like the woman in the picture below as late as 5000 years ago, otherwise I be waycist and shiet.
On a more serious note though, the only thing I doubt about the op picture woman was that she was blonde. I doubt there were light haired people during the Mesolithic anywhere, let alone Scandinavia, since blondism originated in Eastern Europe at the beginning of the Neolithic period. But other than that I pretty much think that people in Sweden looked like her during the Mesolithic.
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What is it?
Becasue they did and there is nothing starage in that. She looks even quite well.to believe that people in Scandinavia looked like the woman in the picture below as late as 5000 years ago
You explained it to yourself btw:
I doubt there were light haired people during the Mesolithic anywhere, let alone Scandinavia, since blondism originated in Eastern Europe
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My point is that the natives of Scandinavia looked like the woman posted in the op picture even during the Mesolithic, minus blonde hair. But other than that, Mesolithic Scandinavians definitely had fair skin, blue eyes, etc.
On the other hand, are you telling me that the Scandinavians of say 5000-6000 years ago looked closer to let's say Ethiopid than Europid?
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Nope. Whitness came with Indoeuropeans, whereever you look, it is there. Motala was 81% WHG, what equals to some 70-75% of CM. Rest is an indoeuropean admix, whch in western and northern Scandinavia picked up to 49% and in easten to 38%.
Yep.looked closer to let's say Ethiopid than Europid?
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