The Origin of Blue Eyes, Mutations From Africa 10 Thousand Years Ago

In the Institute of Forensic Genetics study, the origin of blue eyes mutates first from single descendants in Europe living about 6000 to 10,000 years ago near the black sea. At first all humans have brown eyes, despite the genetic variation associated with the OCA2 gene. This gene causes changes in the number of pigments produced by different individuals, resulting in various types of eye color.

Scientists analyze and compare the genetic chromosomes of 155 blue-eyed individuals in diverse areas such as Denmark, Turkey, Jordan. They concluded that the origin of blue eyes spread from the northern area of ​​the Black Sea in the last ice age. These people are among the proto-Indo-European Aryan tribes that then spread to Western Europe, to Iran and India.

#The Origin of Blue Eyes

Scientists have for years searched for the origin of blue eyes on the OCA2 gene, but to no avail. And recent research suggests that separate mutations in the HERC2 gene are thought to be the cause of blue eyes. This change disables the OCA2 gene, where the brown OCA2 gene originally came from Africa. Humans from Africa began to migrate to Europe, then mutated into a blue-eyed gene.



Everyone with blue eyes has the same mutation, so that it becomes strong enough evidence even though the initial mutant identity is still a mystery. Currently, evidence of a blue-eyed human existence of a 7000-year-old skeleton found in northern Spain.

The history and origins of the blue eye are recessive, this gene has been inherited from both parents. After the end of the last Ice Age, many Europeans inherited a rare-eyed blue gene. In ancient Egypt, there were many blond mummies explaining that they were blue-eyed. While in ancient Sumeria assumes that the blue eyes are a sign of the Gods (Anunnaki), the Sumerian nobleman mentioned the blue-eyed evidenced from the statues and artifacts.



Two thousand years ago, a mysteriously known civilization had been occupied by blue-eyed elites, they ruled the northern coast of Peru. They are called Moche, building large pyramids that still dominate the countryside and some of them are over a hundred feet. Archaeologists in Peru Huaca Pucllana also discovered the ruins of an ancient tomb containing a 1300-year-old intact mummy that has a blue-eyed gene, and is considered an ancient Wari culture that developed before the rise of the Incas.

The Gods are depicted in the likeness of tall, bearded men, with white skin and beautiful blue emerald eyes. This figure is called Viracocha by the Incas, the Maya called it Kukulkan, the Aztecs call it Quetzalcoatl, the Central Americans call it Gucumatz, the people in Palenque call it Votan, and Izamal calls it Zamna. It seems that the origins of the blue eyes have grown considerably in earlier civilizations