Genetic markers correspond to different populations. These populations do not correspond to that what is understood under the term 'race' which is much older a

Genetic markers correspond to different populations. These populations do not correspond to that what is understood under the term 'race' which is much older and uses phenotypic phenomena. These were largely used to identify exploitable human resources. Funnily enough, ancient societies were not so picky about them and thus probably did not need a classifier to determine them.