 | 1919 - 466 pages
...in strength and so on until finally the strongest and freshest man in the band remained the final 5 victor. Then the girls and women went through the...centers of aboriginal America. As The Encyclopaedia Britannica1 puts it: "The Haida people constituted with little doubt the finest race > llth Edition,... | |
 | Allen Johnson - 1919 - 208 pages
...All the people of the Pacific coast from Alaska to Lower California were in similar circumstanced. Nevertheless those living along the northern part...been 'supposed to show that geographical environment las little influence upon civilization, but in reality It proves exactly the opposite. The coast of... | |
 | Ellsworth Huntington - 1919 - 200 pages
...in strength and so on until finally the strongest and freshest man in the band remained the final i •victor. Then the girls and women went through the...centers of aboriginal America. As The Encyclopaedia Britannica1 puts it: "The Haida people constituted with little doubt the finest race ' llth Edition,... | |
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... victor. Then the girls and women went through the same progressive contest. It is hard to determine whether the people of the northern pine forest were more or less competent than their Eskimo neighbors. It perhaps makes little difference, for it... 