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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Bob_01: [QB] [QUOTE]Originally posted by Apocalypse: [qb] [QUOTE]Barbara Watterson deals with the issue in her book on Akhenaten as well as the concept of red hair in general. Everytime red hair is brought up on this forum we get the same worn out knee jerk reaction i.e. hair dye etc. The ion microscope technology looks at hair at it's deepest level and according to Dr. Watterson is as accurate as a fingerprint. The woman has red hair, that we know. [/QUOTE]She probably did not have red hair but even if she did it does not make her "caucasian". Red tinged hair or red hair is not unknown among black people. Red Foxx and Malcolm X are two famous examples. [/qb][/QUOTE]It's funny. Hair color is not the result of homogeneous strands, but rather heterogeneous strands. Colors vary, I've seen blonde or white strands amongst those who with dark brown. This suggests that hair itself is quite elastic, where coloration would vary, especially over time. The irony here is that brown hair is a lot more closer to red hair than blonde. You would think that such a hair color would be rather common amongst Africans. We're waiting for your evidence, Horemheb. You've made a lot of claims, yet no materials to back them. I still want to see paper listing "Caucasian"-specific hair color. I mean, with that faulty logic, we may as well consider all dark-haired Greeks "black". Also, does anyone know how common this red hair phenomena is amongst known mummies? [/QB][/QUOTE]
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