460 EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. 



Cape Gardafui, in Eastern Africa, where an Arab inter- 

 mixture produces the same external aspect. It occurs again 

 among the Mekran Ethiops, and among the Malay Papuas 

 of the Indian Ocean. 



PLATE XVII. 



Papua of New Holland, as an example of mere brutal 

 development; and Grant, a Jamaica Maroon chief, who, 

 notwithstanding the low sensual aspect of the mouth, was 

 a man of excellent qualities. Taken from life. 



PLATE XVIII. 



Man and woman of the Garrow nation, east of the 

 Brahmaputra Indo-China. 



PLATE XIX. 



A native of Malicolo, and Elau, Papua Malay girl of 

 Tikiene, an island of cannibals. She was rescued by 

 Mr. George Bennet, and brought to Plymouth, where she 

 died. They are both remarkable for height of forehead, 

 a feature which recurs again among natives of the north- 

 west coast of America. 



PLATE XX. 



Te-Kewiti, a New Zealand chief, showing in conduct, 

 reasoning, and person, high Caucasian development; and 

 another, as clearly having Papua features. Yet this last 

 mentioned person, worked his passage to England, for the 

 purpose of obtaining corn seed and vegetable produce, be- 

 fore any British settlers had begun to reside on the island. 



