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Title: Anthropology; an introduction to the study of man and civilization
Year: 1896 (1890s)
Authors: Tylor, Edward Burnett, Sir, 1832-1917
Subjects: Anthropology Civilization
Publisher: New York, D. Appleton
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
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Fjg. 29.—Dravidian hill-man (after Fryer). where brown races next appear, good authorities defineone on the continent of India. There the hill-tribes presentthe type of the old dwellers in south and central India beforethe conquest by the Aryan Hindus, and its purest formappears in tribes hardly tilling the soil, but living a wildlife in the jungle, while the great mass, more mixed inrace with the Hindus, under whose influence they have III.l RACES OF MANKIND. 95 b^eii ior Tiges, now form the great Dravidian nations ofthe south, such as the Tamil and Telugu. Fig. 29 repre-sents one of the ruder Dravidians, from the Travancorcforests. Farther svest, it has been thought that a bro-\vn
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Fig. 30.—Kalinuk (after Goldsmid). race may be distinguished in Africa, taking in Nubian tribesand less distinctly traceable in the Berbers of Algiers andTunis. If so, to this race the ancient Egyptians would seem 96 ANTHROPOLOGY. (chap. mainly to belong, though mixed Avith Asiatics, who fromremote antiquity came in over the Syrian border. TheEgyptian drawings of themselves (as in Chaps. IX. to XL)require the eyes to be put in profile and the body colouredreddish-brown to represent the race to us. None felt morestrongly than the Egyptian of ancient Thebes, that among

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