Table of Nasal Indices.

Caste.Average Index.
Jât 55
Brâhman 59
Dhânuk 61
Gûjar 62
Banya 63
Dhobi
Râjput 64
Bâri
Gadariya
Lohâr
Mâli
Teli
Khatîk
Koeri
Nat, etc.
* * *
* * *
* * *
Kâyasth 67
* * *
Korwa 75
Musahar
Agariya 77

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The Cephalic Index. 7. Next taking the cephalic indices—on glancing the eye down the column containing these data, it will be seen that all the castes have cephalic indices, showing the formation of the head to be dolicho-cephalic without exception, those of the castes Dhânuk, Arakh, Nat and Kewat being slightly sub-dolicho-cephalic, thus presenting a very marked contrast to the head of the Burman, which is decidedly brachy-cephalic, showing an index of of 83·1. The Burman, however, belongs to the Mongolian type of race, and nothing further need be said about him here. Out of four hundred and fifty adult males of the Brâhman caste the average cephalic index is found to be 73·7, a figure practically the same as that found by Mr. Risley, the lowest index being that of the Bhât, and the highest (of course excluding the Burman, who is Mongolian) that of the caste Kewat.

8. Again, if we take one representative caste out of each of the main divisions and compare them thus:—

Division.Caste.Cephalic Index.
1. Aryan Brâhman 73·7
2. Medium Kâyasth 73·3
3. Dravidian Chamâr 73·9
(a) Hinduized
(b) Aboriginal Kol 73·8

we cannot but be struck with the similarity of all, the heads of each being markedly dolicho-cephalic. [[xxxi]]

Table of Cephalic Indices.[*]

Caste.Average.
Bhât 70·8
Mâli 71·0
Halwâi 71·1
Bauriya 71·4
Kasera 71·7
Bâri 71.8
Kharwâr 71·9
Korwa 72·0
Faqîr 72·1
Banya 72·2
Kâchhi 72·2
Dhângar 72·2
* * * * *
Brâhman 73·7
Râjput 73·8
* * * * *
* * * * *
Darzi 75·8
Arakh

[*] The stars indicate intervals with figures ranging between. [↑]