Nott, Josiah Clark, 1804-1873, [from old catalog] ed, Gliddon, George Robins, 1809-1857, [from old catalog] joint ed, Maury, Louis Ferdinand Alfred, 1817-1892. [from old catalog], Pulszky, Ferencz Aurelius. [from old catalog], Meigs, James Aitken, 1829-1879. [from old catalog] · Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott & co.; London, Trübner & co. · leaf 350
ing on next page (Fig. 50), representing five skulls of this people. The skull of the Fellah is strikingly like that of the ancient Egyp-tian. It is long, narrow, somewhat flattened on the sides, and veryprominent in the occiput. The coronal region is low, the foreheadmoderately receding, the nasal… … these resemblances between the Fellah and Egyptian skulls, the latterpossess what may be called an osteological expression peculiar tothemselves, and not seen in the Fellah. According to Pruner, the skull of the Fellah is broader andthicker than that of the Arab.241 Fig. 51 represents a Coptic…
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