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Were there Black Roman Citizens?

In 2015 the BBC released a cartoon about the history of England that was both harshly criticized and defended by many, due to a distinctly multi-ethnic representation of the ancient world. Since then, on a cyclical basis, a question has arisen on Social Media which invariably follows heated debates relating to the ethnic composition of the Roman world: were there Black Roman Citizens? If so, since when? And in what percentage? Let's try to explore the question by trying to aseptically analyze the data in our possession, as extraneous as possible from any ideological framework ... ========================================= 27 - WERE THERE BLACK ROMAN CITIZENS? ========================================= 04:12 - A sea that unites 07:53 - Sub-Saharanians north of the Sahara 10:00 - From North Africa to Rome 13:48 - The cemeteries of York ========================================= American Journal of Phisical Anthropology article: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/a... The article on the presence of "Sub-Saharan" elements in the carthaginian Balearic Islands: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper... / 0b581e7f66cbe1fae105cbcf9e642dbca3025b36 On the cover in the background: Mosaic of Palestrina foreground: head of Memnon, the adopted son of Herodes Atticus Curated by Gioal Canestrelli Institute of Experimental Archeology "Fianna ap Palug" of Verona Video Editing by Angela Ruggero

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