...breadth of only seventy per cent of its length, and therefore ranks as a i>olicocephalic, or long-head. The peculiar characteristics, indicating a low grade...anterior portion of these skulls, besides being low, ia much narrowed, giving the outline, as seen from above, of an ovate form. " It seems quite probable...

...breadth of only seventy per cent of its length, and therefore ranks as a Dolicocephalic, or long-head. The peculiar characteristics, indicating a low grade...giving the outline, as seen from above, of an ovate form. " It seems quite probable that men with skulls of this low grade were the most ancient upon this...

...breadth of only seventy per cent of its length, and therefore ranks as a Dolicocephalic, or long-head. The peculiar characteristics, indicating a low grade...giving the outline, as seen from above, of an ovate form. " It seems quite probable that men with skulls of this low grade were the most ancient upon this...

...breadth of only seventy per cent, of its length and therefore ranks as a Dolicocephalic or long-head. The peculiar characteristics indicating a low grade...giving the outline, as seen from above, of an ovate form. " It seems quite probable that men with skulls of this low grade were the most ancient upon this...

...breadth of only seventy percent, of its length and therefore ranks as a Dolicocrphalic or long-head. The peculiar characteristics indicating a low grade...especially the prominence of the occipital ridge. Theanterior portion of these skulls besides being low is much narrowed, giving the outline, as seen...

...found at Wauwatasa: "The peculiar characteristics indicating a low grade of humanity, common to Doth, are a low forehead, prominent superciliary ridges,...anterior portion of these skulls, besides being low, are much narrowed, giving the outline, as seen from above, of an ovate form. It seems quite probable...

...found at Wauwatasa : " The peculiar characteristics indicating a low grade of humanity, common to Doth, are a low forehead, prominent superciliary ridges,...anterior portion of these skulls, besides being low, are much narrowed, giving the outline, as seen from above, of an ovate form. It seems quite probable...

...grade of humanity, common to Doth, are a low forehead, prominent superciliary ridges, the zygotnatic arches swelling out beyond the walls of the skull,...anterior portion of these skulls, besides being low, are much narrowed, giving the outline, as seen from above, of an ovate form. It seems quite probable...

...found at Wauwatasa : " The peculiar characteristics indicating a low grade of humanity, common to Doth, are a low forehead, prominent superciliary ridges,...skull, and especially the prominence of the occipital ridsre. The anterior portion of these skulls, besides being low, are much narrowed, giving the outline,...

...speaking of the peculiarities of two skulls preserved at Milwaukee. Wisconsin, refers in particular to the "low forehead, prominent superciliary ridges, the...especially the prominence of the occipital ridge.''* Four crania exhumed and described by Mr. CL Webster belong to the same degraded type. One of these...