| I. Head: | Greatest breadth, A, 14·3—F, 14·1. | |
| Greatest length from glabella to the back of the head, A, 18·8—F, 18·6. | ||
| Greatest length from root of nose to the back of the head, A, 19·6—F, 19·1. | ||
| Height of ear, A, 11·2—F, 11·9. Breadth of forehead, A, 10·6—F, 10·7. | ||
| Height of face (a), chin to edge of hair, A, 18·4—F, 19·1. | ||
| Height of face (b), root of nose to chin, A, 12·7—F, 12·1. | ||
| Middle face, root of nose to mouth. A, 8·1—F, 7·6. | ||
| Breadth of face, zygomatic arch, A, 13·8—F, 13·6. | ||
| Distance of the inner angles of eyes, A, 3·4—F, 3·4. | ||
| Distance of the outer angles of eyes, A, 9·2—F, 8·8. | ||
| Nose: Height, A, 5·1—F, 5·8; Length, A, 5·3—F, 5·9; Breadth, A, 3·9—F, 3·5. | ||
| Mouth: Length, A, 5·4—F, 5·3. | ||
| Ear: Height, A, 6·1—F, 6·3; distance from ear-hole to root of nose, A, 12·1—F, 12·1. | ||
| Horizontal circumference of head, A, 55—F, 53. | ||
| II. Body: | Entire height, A, 165·7 centim.—F, 166. | |
| Greatest extension of arms, A, 166·5—F, 165. !! | ||
| Height: chin, A, 142—F, 143. | Height to navel, A, 96·5—F, 99. | |
| ” shoulder, A, 138—F, 138. | ” middle finger, A, 73—F, 71·5. | |
| ” elbows, A, 104—F, 105. | ” patella, A, 45—F, 44·5. | |
| ” wrist, A, 78—F, 80. | ||
| Height in sitting, to top of head (over the seat), A, 88—F, 85. | ||
| Breadth of shoulder, A, 43—F, 36. | ||
| Circumference of chest, A, 87—F, 81. | ||
| Hand: length middle finger, A, 8—F, 7·5; breadth, base of four fingers, A, 10—F, 7·5. | ||
| Foot: length, A, 26—F, 25·5; breadth, A, 11—F, 8·25. | ||
| Circumference of upper leg, A, 46—F, 42·5. | ||
| Circumference of calf, A, 34—F, 32. | ||
[118] For additional measurements, [see page 2]. He is [No. 6 of Drawing 1 of Appendix IV].
[119] Mîr Abdullah is [No. 7 of Drawing 1], and [No. 2 of Drawing 2], of Appendix IV. For additional measurements, [see page 2].
[120] I was obliged to get myself measured in order to encourage the Dards and Kafirs to allow themselves to be subjected to a process so unintelligible to them. At the same time, their comparison with an European may have some interest. His brachycephalic Cranial Index 81·44 may be compared with those of dolichocephalic Matavalli 73·84, mesocephalic Khudáyár 78·7, mesocephalic Ghulám Muhammad 77·4, mesocephalic Ghulám 77, the exquisitely dolichocephalic Abdullah 72·53 and dolichocephalic Mîr Abdullah 73·82, which give an average of 75·55. The European’s circumference of head, 60 centimetres, may also be compared with Abdul Ghafûr’s, 53·7½; Khudayâr’s, 52·5; Ibrahîm’s, 56·5; Matavalli’s, 54; Sultan Ali’s, 53·75; Khudádad’s and Hatamu’s, 54·4; and Ghulam Mahammad’s, 54; which give the circumference of the heads of the eight Dards and Kafirs on the first page. This Table supplies further details regarding three of them, and adds the measurements of three other Dards (Ghulám, Abdullah, and Mîr Abdullah), so that in all, including Jamshêd, the measurements of twelve Dards or Kafirs have been preserved. Those taken by Dr. Neill have been lost. Notice also the fine formation of the head and the amplitude of the frontal region of the Dareyli herdsman, on [the drawing opposite to page 76] of the text of this Volume.
[121] There were also weighed the Kamôzi Káfir Abdulghafûr, age 23 or 24, weighing 10 st. 2¾ lb.; and the following Nagyris: Ibrahim Rôno, 34 years old, 10 st. 12 lb.; Sultàn Ali, 35 years old, 9 st. 12 lb.; and the boy Hatamu, 16 years old, and weighing 7 st. 13 lb.
[122] The numbers refer to the tables published by Broca, Topinard and Hamy.
[123] The following extra measurements were given:—Height to auricular meatus, 158; to acromion, 142; to epicondyle, 106; styloid apophysis of the radius, 82; to the end of middle finger, 64.
[124] A kôs is a measurement of distance varying from 1 to 2½ miles, and often depending on the speaker’s impression due to hardships encountered or to other causes. “Katsha” and “pakka,” for “rough, unfinished,” and “thorough” respectively, are terms well known to Anglo-Indians. “Katsha” and “pakka” are generally spelt “kucha” and “pucka.”
[125] Or about 20 miles. The reader should notice that such abbreviations as “14 kôs, plain” mean that “the distance is 14 kôs over generally a plain or easy ground”; “h” stands for houses.
[126] Or British-Indian Rupees.