1853, Hooper:[71]

_Kotzebue Sound Esquimeaux._--The men generally were taller than

the average of Europeans, strongly built and well formed; some

had well-marked features * * *. The women, were generally short,

the visages of the younger ones tolerably good but * * * the

very reverse was the case with the dames of more advanced age.

Their figures inclined to the squat, their mien and expression

promised intelligence and good nature. Although both sexes had in

most instances the round flat face of the Mongolian cast, a few

individuals possessed well-defined, though petite features, and all

had fine eyes.

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