Pages 37-38: The following table will show that physically the
Inyu of North American coast does not conform to the typical idea
of the Eskimo. They are robust, healthy people, fairer than the
North American Indian, with brown eyes and straight black hair.
The men are beardless until they attain the age of from 20 to 25
years, and even then it is very light and scattering, and is always
clipped close in the winter; at this season they also cut off
their eyebrows and tonsure their crown like a priest, with bangs
over their forehead. Their hands and feet are extremely small and
symmetrical; they are graceful in their movements when unincumbered
by heavy clothing.
Page 46: Physically both sexes are very strong and possess great
powers of endurance.