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There is no citation given for this highly contentious opinion. Almost all greek pottery renders figures as black on orange or orange on black, so pottery is a non starter for claims of a 'fair skinned' greek art. Greek marble tends to be of light colouring, but since these were probably painted and have lost pigment, that is not a strong indicator of 'fairness' either. Given that many 'greeks' were in north africa, there needs to be at least a proper academic citation for a general greek depiction of 'fair skin'.

General Brown is the new Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. /info/en/?search=Charles_Q._Brown_Jr. -- AstroU ( talk) 00:11, 21 September 2023 (UTC) reply

Done. Updated. Jax MN ( talk) 00:28, 21 September 2023 (UTC) reply

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