Comments by "LancesArmorStriking" (@LancesArmorStriking) on "Black Washing History? Troy \u0026 BBC Cartoon Debunking" video.

Slight correction: the images of Tunisians, Syrians, Libyans, etc. - aren't in-line with what the people would have looked like during the Roman era, as it occurred before the Arab invasion, lightening their skin. *Of course, * they didn't look like West Africans (this whole issue seems wrapped up in American racial politics having become globalized), but I think for the sake of accuracy, renditions would have been better- they would have all looked more like modern Berbers.
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@junkaccount2535 While you're correct in your assumption that they'd look like their neighboring Arabians, to suggest that they're an 'in-between race' and 'heterozygous' shows an incredible lack of understanding about genetics. Skin color isn't determined by a single pair of genes and that description of them, as a result, is just wrong. The only reason I wanted to comment is because what you said just so happens to line up with the old-Earth creationist view of genetics, as their justification for humans originating in the Middle East (Garden of Eden). I really hope you don't believe any of that. It's garbage.
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