Albina

Historically, a term associated with regions linked to albinism or fair skin.

Albina refers historically to regions associated with albinism, including parts of Roman Britain (modern-day Scotland) and areas in the Balkans. The term is connected to fair skin or lack of pigmentation.

Albina is derived from the Latin word 'albus,' meaning white.

Albina was an old name for a region in ancient Rome, known for its white cliffs and association with albinism or fair skin.

What is Albina? It was an ancient Roman region
Why is it called Albina? The name likely refers to its white cliffs or association with albinism
Where was it located? It was near the Tiber River

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