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When you live in a climate like that of Irans for generations, you adapt. Which meant darker skin and hair to protect against the sun.
It's been proven that modern Persians share 90% of their DNA with the ancient source (IE the medes empire), could a gradual darkening have occured?
In many accounts by Greeks, Persians looked similar to greeks. It just seems like Persians adapted to their desert, and if so, why do we consider them non white?
It's been proven that modern Persians share 90% of their DNA with the ancient source (IE the medes empire), could a gradual darkening have occured?
In many accounts by Greeks, Persians looked similar to greeks. It just seems like Persians adapted to their desert, and if so, why do we consider them non white?
