No. Before the British presence in India from the 1600s, full-body baths were infrequent in Britain. From the 1500s, medical fears that water opened pores to disease, plus cold weather and heating costs, made immersion rare—often a few times a year even for elites. Hygiene focused on changing linen, rubbing with cloths, and scents. Daily bathing was an Indian custom that surprised early arrivals and influenced some returnees.
No. Before the British presence in India from the 1600s, full-body baths were infrequent in Britain. From the 1500s, medical fears that water opened pores to disease, plus cold weather and heating costs, made immersion rare—often a few times a year even for elites. Hygiene focused on changing linen, rubbing with cloths, and scents. Daily bathing was an Indian custom that surprised early arrivals and influenced some returnees.
@Kashaf__77@anmol_toma7788@lockyyuru There is Phenotypically almost no difference between north, west india and pakistan except for few iranic ethnic groups
@Ozkimightbedead@roseromaunt Fym not native?
Are all europeans native?
Europeans are also heavily mixed with central Asian steppe and ANF from ancient turkey
South indians are also heavily mixed with ancient Iranian farmers and some steppe
No one is fully Native
@anniyan6_38@roseromaunt And that guy is destroying you lol.
Ben Kingsley is a indian mixed hollywood and Arjun is just quarter dutch but looks 100% indian