What color was the skin color of the ancient Greeks?

Early Greek residents probably migrated to Greek land through West Asia and the sea (Crete, the earliest African immigrant who arrived in Crete, was probably the earliest colony in Egypt; And moved to Greece through the Cyclades Islands as a springboard-Cretes only established colonies in some coastal areas of the Greek peninsula at that time, and of course, they may later develop a country that competes with Crete) to reach today's Greece.

Human beings are all black people from Africa, and they originated from the only human species-black people.

Of course, the skin color gradually faded in the migration to North Asia and Europe.

However, the later Greeks (instead of Crete and Mycenae-Mycenae may be a hybrid of human beings and Crete immigrants who migrated to the Greek peninsula through West Asia) were Dorians of the Indo-European language family in the north-their skin color was relatively white. ...

Because Dorians have become the dominant ethnic group in Greece-so, although there is a fusion of aboriginal descent, the main residents must be white people with relatively fair skin.