Mesolithic man reveals origins of blue eyes, lactose intolerance

The discovery of a Stone Age man with the genes for blue eyes and dark skin has revealed that blue eye colour probably spread through the European population earlier than fair skin.

What did the three main ancestral groups of Europeans, that is Neolithic Hunter gatherers, Middle eastern farmers and the Yamnaya look like, where did each group come from and which contributed the

Mesolithic genome allelic state at 10 nonsynonymous variants recently

5,700-year-old 'Chewing Gum' Reveals Danish Woman Had Dark Skin, Blue Eyes and STDs - Archaeology

The Mesolithic Age, Prehistoric Age

Swarthy, blue-eyed caveman revealed using DNA from ancient tooth, Anthropology

Ancient Europeans had dark skin and blue eyes

First Europeans - Prehistoric Europe - Crystalinks

Cheddar Man: Mesolithic Britain's blue-eyed boy

Genome-wide study of a Neolithic Wartberg grave community reveals distinct HLA variation and hunter-gatherer ancestry

Cheddar Man: Mesolithic Britain's blue-eyed boy

England's Cheddar Man Had Blue Eyes and Dark Skin, Surprising for Early Britons

Prehistoric Humans Didn't Grunt Their Ideas - They Used Hand Gestures

Revealed: First blue-eyed boy was a Stone Age man who lived in a cave