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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 6 (February 1904) (1904)

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and partly by gift of Arthur Curtis James, Esq. The Ainus' dress, religion, and mode of life are almost the same as those existing hundreds of years ago. The people are subjects of Japan, but have no voice in government, and are simply left to themselves. They have no ambition, and have not… … so as to imitate mustaches, thus producing a strange A Coat Made of Bark. effect to their features. The tattooing is said to be somewhat .painful. It is done by degrees, requiring Hairy Ainus of Yezzo of Japan. Prof. Frederick Hairy Ainu of Yezzo, Japan. about a year to put the finishing touches…

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