Types of mankind, or, Ethnological researches, based upon the ancient monuments, paintings, sculptures, and crania of races, and upon their natural, geographical, philological and Biblical history / illustrated by selections from the inedited papers of Samuel George Morton and by additional contributions from L. Agassiz, W. Usher, and H.S. Patterson ; by J.C. Nott and Geo. R. Gliddon.
- Josiah C. Nott
- Date:
- 1860
Licence: Public Domain Mark
Credit: Types of mankind, or, Ethnological researches, based upon the ancient monuments, paintings, sculptures, and crania of races, and upon their natural, geographical, philological and Biblical history / illustrated by selections from the inedited papers of Samuel George Morton and by additional contributions from L. Agassiz, W. Usher, and H.S. Patterson ; by J.C. Nott and Geo. R. Gliddon. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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No text description is available for this image![OF TOE TABLEAU ACCOMPANYING PROF. AGASSIZ’S SKETCH. I. — ARCTIC REALM, 1. Head — Eskimaux. [Franklin : 'Id Exp. Pul.Sea; 1828; i.pi. 13.] 2. Skull — Eskimaux. [Morton: Or. Amer.; p. 70. No. 1.] 3. White Bear (Crsus maritimus). [Cuvier: Eigne Anim.; Atlas, Mauuu., pi. 30, fig. 3.] 4. Walrus (Trickecus Eosmarus). [Cuvier: op. cit.; pi. 45, fig. 1.] 6. Reindeer (Cere us Tarandus). [Cuvier: op. cit.; pi. 87, fig. 2.] 6. Harp Seal (Pkoca grcenlawEca). [Shaw: Zool.; Mainm., i. pi.71.] 7. RightWhale (Bakena Mysticetus). [Cuvier : op. cit.; pi. 100, fig. 1.] 8. Eider Duck (Anas mollissima). [Audubon: Birds; 1843; vi.pl. 405, fig. 1.] 9. Reindeer-moss (Cenomyce rangi- ferina). [Loudon : Enc. Plants; p. 909, No. 15,636.] II. -MONGOL REALM. 10. Head — Chinese. [Ham. Smith: Nat. Hist. Human Species; 1S4S; pi. 10, “Mongol.”] 11. Skull — Chinese. [Cuvier: op. cit.; pi. 8, fig. iii.J 12. Bear (Crsus thibetanus). [Schre- ber: Siiugthiere: iii. pi. 141 dd]. 13. Musk-deer(Moschus moschifcrus). [Cuvier : op. cit.; pi. 86.] 14. Antilope (Antilnpe gutturosa). [Schreber: op. cit.; pi. 275.] 15. Goat (Capra siberica). [Schre- ber : op. cit.; pi. 281.] 16. Sheep (Ovis Argali). [Cuvter: Iconngraphie ; i. pi. 44 bis, fig.l.] 17. Yak (Bos grunniens). [Vasey : Ox Tribe; 1851; p. 45.] III.-EUROPEAN REALM, 18. Head—Cuvier’s portrait. [Eigne Anim.; Atlas, Mamm.; “Me- dalion.”] 19. Skull — European. [Cuvier : op. cit.; pi. 8, fig. 1.] 20. Bear (Crsus Arctos). [Schreber: op. cit.; pi. 139.] 21. Stag (Cervus Elaphus). [Schre- ber : op. cit.; pi. 247 A.] 22. Antilope (Antilope Eupicapra). [Schreber: op. cit.; pi. 279.] 23. Goat (Capra Ibex). [Schreber : op. cit.; pi. 281 c.] 24. Sheep (Ovis Musimon). Schre- ber : op. cit.; pi. 288 a.] 25. Auerochs (Bos Urus). [Vasey: op. cit.; p. 40.] IV.-AMERICAN REALM. 26. Head — Indian Chief. [Max. Pr. de Wied: Travels; pi. 3.] 27. Skull — Mound in Tennessee.— [Morton: Cr. Amer.; pi. 55.] 28. Bear (Ursusamericanus). [Schre- ber: op. cit.; pi. 141 b.] 29. Stag(Cerv. virginianus). [Schre- ber : op. cit.; pi. 246 h.] 30. Antilope (Ant.furcifera). [C.S. Pat. Off. Eep. 1852; pt. ii. pi. 1.] 31. Goat (Capra americana). [U. S- Pat. Off.; pi. 6.] 32. Sheep (Ovis montana). \C. S. Pat. Off.; pi. 5.] 33. Bison (Bos americanus). [C. S. Pat. Off.; pi. 7.] V.-AFRICAN REALM. 34. Head — Mozambique Negro. — Courtet de l’Tsle : Tableau Eth- nog. du Genre Humain; 1849; pi. 5.] 35. Skull—Creole Negro. [Latham : Varieties of Man; p. 6.] 36. Chimpanzee (Troglodytes niger). [Cuvier : Eegne An.; pi. ii. fig. 1.] 37. Elephant (Elephas africanus). Cuvier : Eegne anim.; i. p.] 38. llhinoeeros (E. bicenmis). [Smith : South Africa; pi. 2.] 39. Hippopotamus (IT. amphibius). [Smith: South Africa; pi. 6.] 40. Wart-Hog (Phacochoerus JEU- ani). [Schreber: op. cit.; pi. 326 a.] 41. Giraffe (Cameleopardalis Gi- raffa). [Cuvier: Iconographie: i. pi. 43.] VI.-HOTTENTOT FAUNA. 42. Head—Bushman. [Ham. Smith: Nat. Hist.; pi. 13.] 43. Skull—Bushman. [IIam. Smith : op. cit.; pi. 2.] 44. Hyena Genet (Proteles Lalamdit). [Mem. du Museum ; xi. p. 354.] 45. Quagga (Equus Quagga) [Schre- ber: op. cit.; pi. 317.] 46 Rhinoceros (E. Simus). [Smith South Africa; pi. 19.] 47. Cape Hyrax (Ilyrax capensis). [Schreber: op. cit.; pi. 240.] 48. Ant-eater (Orycteropus capensis.) [Nouv. Did. d’Hist. Naturelle; xxiv. p. 1S2.] 49. Cape Ox (Bos coffer). [Vasey Ox Tribe; p. 86.] VII.-MALAYAN REALM. 50. Head — Malay. [Ward: Nat Hist, of Mankind; 1849; p. 54.] 51. Skull — Malay. [Dumoutier: A Has Anthropol.; pi. 37, fig. 5.) 52. Orang-Utan (Pithccus Satyrus). [Temminck: Monographies; ii. pi. 41.] 53. Elephant (Elephas indicus). — [Schreber : op. cit.; pi. 317 cc.] 54. Rhinoceros (E.sondaicus) [II'uis- field: Zool. Eesearches; 1824.J 55. Tapir (Tapirus malayanus).— [Horsfield: op. cit.] 56. Stag (Cervus Muntjac). Hors- field : op. cit.] 57. Ox (Bos Amee). [Vasey: Ox Tribe; p. 111.] VIII.—AUSTRALIAN REALM. 58. Head — Alfouroux. [Cuvier: op. cit.; pi. 8, fig. 1.] 59. Skull — Alfouros. [Ham. Smith : Nat. Hist.; pi. 2.] 60. Spotted Opossum (DasyurttsTir.). [Schreber : op. cit.; pi. 152 b.] 61. Ant-eater ( Myrmecobius fas- ciatus). [Trans. Zoological Soc.; ii. p. 154.] 62. Rabbit ( Peramcles Eagotis). — [Waterhouse: Marsupials; i. pi. 13.] 63. Ph al anger (Phalangista vulpina). [Waterhouse: op. cit.; i. pi. 8.] 64. Wombat (Phascdlarctos cinereus). [ScriRERER: op. cit.; pi. 155 a.] 65. Squirrel (Petaurus sciureus).— TWaterhouse: op. cit.; i. p. 33.] 66. Kangaroo ( Macropns gigante- us). [Waterhouse: op. cit.; L p. 62.] 6i. Duck-bill (Ornithorhynchuspara- doxus). [Waterhouse : op. cit ; i. p. 25.] Note. — Adhering as closely as possible to the written instructions of Prof. Agassiz, the annexed Tableau ■was drawn and tinted, under my own eye, in the Library of the Academy of the Natural Sciences at Philadol phia. Every effort at correctness has been made; although, owing to unavoidable reduction to so small a scale, the coloring especially can be but suggestive. To Prof. Joseph Leidy, Dr. Wm. S. Zantzinger, and Major John Lb Conte, who most obligingly gave me tro advnutage of their aid and counsel in selecting the originals of these figures, must be ascribed the merit ot carrying Prof. Agassiz’s conception into detailed effect. (January, 1854.) G. R. G., Corr. Mem. Acad. Nat. Sciences. Ixxvii )](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b24885307_0091.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)