Anthropology : an introduction to the study of man and civilization / by Edward B. Tylor.

  • Tylor, Edward B. (Edward Burnett), 1832-1917.
Date:
1889
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Anthropology : an introduction to the study of man and civilization / by Edward B. Tylor. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London.

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    FIG. PAGE 22. Cairene 84 23. Andaman Islanders (after Dobson) 88 24. Aheta (Negrito), Philippine Islands 90 25. Melanesians 91 26. South Australian (man) 92 27. South Australian (woman) 92 28. Australian (Queensland) women 93 29. Dravidian hill-man (after Fryer) 94 30. Kalmuk (after Goldsmid) 95 31. Goldi (Amur) 96 32. Siamese actresses 97 33. Cochin-Chinese . 98 34. Coreans 99 35. 36. Norwegian Mountain-Lapps (so-called Fjeld-Finns) . . 100 37. Malays loi 38. Malays loi 39. Dayaks 103 40. Kingsmill Islander 104 41. Colorado Indian (North America) 106 42. Colorado Indian (North America) 107 43. Cauixana Indians (South America) 108 44. Georgians IIO 45. Swedes in 46. Gypsy 112 47. Picture-writing, rock near Lake Superior (after Schoolcraft). 168 48. Pate}- nostcr in Mexican picture-writing (after Aubin) . . . 169 49. Chinese ancient pictures and later cursive forms (after Endlicher) 170 50. Chinese compound characters, pictures and sounds . . . . 171 51. Egyptian hieroglyphic and hieratic characters compared with letters of Phoenician and later alphabets (after De Rouge) . 176 52. Gunflint-maker's core and flakes (after Evans) 185 53. Stone Flakes 186 54. Later Stone Age (neolithic) implements 187 55. Earlier Stone Age (palaeolithic) flint picks or hatchets . . . 187