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.

Richard Burton and the Cheddar Man

Cheddar Man had dark to black skin and was lactose intolerant, new research reveals - Somerset Live

7,000-year-old Mesolithic male, blue eyes, dark skin, likes hunting ..

Cheddar Man: Mesolithic Britain's blue-eyed boy

Ancient Europeans were lactose intolerant but drank milk, study finds - The Washington Post

Blue eyes in the Stone Age

genetics From the Parapet

Experts find 7,000-year-old DNA of caveman La Brana 1 with African and European genes

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

The evolution of lactose digestion - ScienceDirect

Bust of 'Inca Ice Maiden' revealed, plus more fascinating portraits from the past

5,700-Year-Old Lola, Her Genome Sequenced from Gum, Joins Other Named Forebears - DNA Science