That’s right, he should be very darkly complected. Light skin only appeared 6-8,000 years ago. Quite right.
“Shouldn’t he be black?”
Europeans Were Dark-Skinned Until 8,000 Years Ago: Pale Complexions Were Brought To Europe From The Near East, Study Claims
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Second remark is correct. First remark is an expression of [not knowing[..My DNA analysis by two different companies find no Negroid blood. I have neurofibromatosis. There are 7 different genetic variations. Nobody else in my family has this though several have the Cafe au Lait spots as I do, also.
That mean Wypepo stole Europe from the Native Americans too.
Some pale complexions were brought to Europe from the Near East, and probably also from Central Asia by successive barbarian invasions. Then there the the 40% of people in the British Isles with the “ginger” gene inherited from the Neanderthals that allowed Sapien women to absorb Vitamin D, grow full hips, and bear live young. Probably some Neanderthal genetics in other Europeans. A while ago there was an article about a 10,000 Briton from the Cornwall area who had dark skin. Certainly those who lived close enough to the sea to get Vitamin D from cod liver and other fish products would not need to have light skin, but those living away from the sea would survive better with light skin.