Re: [tied] The indo european "race"

> Nevertheless, as a species, we're surprisingly homogeneous, almost

like

> the cheetah. They say there's more genetic diversity in a single

tribe

> of chimps that in the global population of humans.

And just look at the peace and serenity of such a tribe. Then why
can't we humans be more like them?. Oh the shame!

>
> >>PS: do you know something about the hair colour of indo-

europeans? in

> >>the contrary to what I have said previously, many characters in

latin

> >>and greek litterature are blond!
> >>
> >
> > Yes, their hair was colored. Probably black,brown, blond, and red

in some

> > persons. Also, there may have been persons with total lack of

pigment in

> > their hair.
>
> And there were some who had no head hair at all.
>

Such as Julius Caesar, who made the Gauls speak like Italians which
is rather confusing, since they don't look like them at all.

Torsten