Fair features in the indo-european peoples

[nick6899]

I can't understand that matter, if the italic peoples had light pigmentation as the celts and the germans.. they all were the same people then why the pictures show the italics darker?

 

[Stuvanè]

I can't understand that matter, if the italic peoples had light pigmentation as the celts and the germans.. they all were the same people then why the pictures show the italics darker?

Which pictures?

 

[nick6899]

Which pictures?

these are italic and latin warriors

https://postimg.cc/bDwhKx2t
https://postimg.cc/wyZG0L5H

and these are celtic

https://postimg.cc/PpYWnDsd
https://postimg.cc/Z0PQrBBk

 

[Stuvanè]

these are italic and latin warriors

https://postimg.cc/bDwhKx2t
https://postimg.cc/wyZG0L5H

and these are celtic

https://postimg.cc/PpYWnDsd
https://postimg.cc/Z0PQrBBk

Beyond the fact that some reconstructions may be questionable and made with some bias too much in mind, you must still consider that those portrayed are warriors in the middle of the Iron Age, when their ethnogenesis has been completed and stabilized and as regards the Italics and Latins - although they might have originally been characterized by a more Nordic or continental phenotype - they had already hybridized with a larger mediterranean substrate

 

[Jovialis]

I can't understand that matter, if the italic peoples had light pigmentation as the celts and the germans.. they all were the same people then why the pictures show the italics darker?

Read aDNA papers.

 

[Jovialis]

Also, using modern illustrations, and asking questions, while making incorrect broad statements can't help me from thinking this is just a ploy for some t-roll thread.