i; \. B99 \M> PEOPU 



extends from .lava on the southeast to the valley of the 



ties on the northwest. I: /.one ti 

 earliest man have been found. It these traces in<i 



.filial habitat, then mm 



his zone. 1 If contingents 

 of the original race \\andered from this zone into 



localitl -, Mild Wep- |.n-v,.|lt.-d fi-Min crninLT liV ell\ . 



me different from tho 



HAl t\|M-, the one having \\andt-n-d mrtli ii 

 colder dime, the other south into a wanner elime. 'I 

 in the cour>e of time, these would 



lilY-rentialel nion- \v'nlely from ea-h other than from tlie 

 type. Thix \se tin<l to be true. The roiinil- 

 j.les of the North are separated 



by an intermediate tyj..- from the long-headed curly 

 haired peoples of the South. 



Now by the same reasoning, the original group, the 

 ne-liate and plastic type, would become in some way 



'lin.tr as part went -outh.-ast or n< 



. and these northwestern an-1 soutlieast-rn groups 

 ml to litTer somewhat altlioiiLrh transmitting the 

 characteristic head form. That is, different se,-tions of 

 the same general racial group would show slight varia- 

 tions from the stable peculiarities of the larger racial 

 ip of which the\ This has been tin- case. 9 



In the southeast the brunette of southern Ku rope becomes 

 the brown in Polynesia, while in the northwest the pre- 

 vailing whi' tirope becomes the pronounced blond 

 of the Haiti, r.^imis. In the far southeast, the char- 



i-tics of long head and kinky hair are extren 

 Australia and Tasmania, because of long isolation. We 

 discover that in the other direction also there are 



8M figure *9. 8 fifurt 70. 



