
Originally Posted by
Frans_Jozef
Before the secondary and tertiary sector in economy predominated our existence, the Europeans carved out a living in the open, exposed to all weathers and winds, in fact, there might be a correlation between neolitization and the warming-up of our planet with its damaging effect on the ozon layer, still while over the course of millenia there are fluctuations in pigmentary distribution, we are not specifically darker than our ancestors.
People who live and work outdoors might get that wrinkled, bit tanned weathered look; it's more a reaction to hard climatic conditions than a purposeful acclimatization .
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