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Now contrast the project's skin tones for the emperors all through to Commodus - they are all pretty much at the fairest end of the range of skin-tones. Which was exactly my point. Were there fair-skinned Romans? Sure. But there were probably more olive skinned Romans.pic.twitter.com/RWU6WfyuVG
As for the Cisalpine Gauls - sure, yes, absolutely they were in Italy. But we probably want to be cautious about assuming they looked 'Celtic' as we use the phrase today. On this, see S. James, The Atlantic Celts (1999).
Good points, I do like a good counterargument especially with suggested source material! Cisalpine Gaul aside, at the very least the Romans considered people from Transalpine Gaul to be lighter/fairer featured in general. The Greeks also described the Galatians as generally fair:pic.twitter.com/ktUQjb0ZaL
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