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**markoiutrfffdsa** · 08-31-2011, 02:50 AM

what do you mean by "dark europeans"?
we along with the other "darky" group, the ancestors of the italians placed the foundation of everything that is europe today lol

now, if you are asking "are greeks darker than the other europeans?", then the answer is obviously yes, we get double the amounts of sun a guy in finland gets, and 3/4 of what a guy in cairo does.
apart from the sun, that obviously is there and makes people darker, we also were allways living near the center of activity, at least for the 5000+ years and its not only "white" people who were active.

anyway imo you can judge for yourself :P

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---------- Post added 2011-08-30 at 21:55 ----------

I don't think greeks are "very" dark from any Northern European perspective,Northern Europe might have the highest % of highly depigmented/almos albino skinned people but many/many aren't darker than your average southern European

these people aren't much lighter than the people I see everyday in Spain(and Spain has a stronger sunlight)

according to some info i had found in the past, we get x2-x3 the amount of "sun" people in northen europe do.

08-31-2011, 02:50 AM	#10
markoiutrfffdsa Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 362 Senior Member	what do you mean by "dark europeans"? we along with the other "darky" group, the ancestors of the italians placed the foundation of everything that is europe today lol now, if you are asking "are greeks darker than the other europeans?", then the answer is obviously yes, we get double the amounts of sun a guy in finland gets, and 3/4 of what a guy in cairo does. apart from the sun, that obviously is there and makes people darker, we also were allways living near the center of activity, at least for the 5000+ years and its not only "white" people who were active. anyway imo you can judge for yourself :P http://www.forumbiodiversity.com/showthread.php?t=20886 (yes! i am advertising mah thread!) ---------- Post added 2011-08-30 at 21:55 ---------- I don't think greeks are "very" dark from any Northern European perspective,Northern Europe might have the highest % of highly depigmented/almos albino skinned people but many/many aren't darker than your average southern European these people aren't much lighter than the people I see everyday in Spain(and Spain has a stronger sunlight) according to some info i had found in the past, we get x2-x3 the amount of "sun" people in northen europe do.
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