The varieties of the human species: principles and method of classification (1894)
Sergi, Giuseppe, 1841- [from old catalog] · City of Washington, Smithsonian institution · leaf 61
ish 22 varieties, of whichseveral also have subgroups, as the Isobathyplatycephalus, whichI have called siculus because first found in the tombs of the neo-lithic age in Sicily (Fig. 51). We find: a) Platyc. cuneatus; b) platyc. humilus; c) stenometopus; d)platyc.brachymetopus ; e) euryplatymetopus… … Fig. 51.—Isobathyplatyc. Siculus. In ending this description of subvarieties, at present limited tothose of the sixteen human varieties (and which I consider incom-plete in number, just as I have considered incomplete the numberof varieties of the Mediterranean and Kourgans of Russia, whereI have…
Anthropology · Craniology
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