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This view is based chiefly on anthropornetrical considerations and it is also supported by history. It is indeed strange that even after the publication of Sir H. Risley's views based on anthropometric measurements taken at the Census of India in 1901 their origin should still be a matter of controversy. Those measurements clearly show that the noses of Jats and Gujars are distinctly fine and that their heads are long. It is sometimes argued by Sir H. Risley's opponents that noses might be made... tine and heads may be lengthened by manupulation. But thi3 argument cuts off the very ground from under the feet of the science of Authropometry. If noses could be made fine very few people in India -would have had flat noses, for line noses are prized all over the country and even by the Dravidians. It is because noses and heads cannot be manupulated and have an ineradicable tendensy to persist in difterent races, that antiiropometry has any value as a science. Wo will' therefore, detail the anthropometncal argument first and then see whether history supports or contradicts the inferences derivable from it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This view is based chiefly on anthropornetrical considerations and it is also supported by history. It is indeed strange that even after the publication of Sir H. Risley's views based on anthropometric measurements taken at the Census of India in 1901 their origin should still be a matter of controversy. Those measurements clearly show that the noses of Jats and Gujars are distinctly fine and that their heads are long. It is sometimes argued by Sir H. Risley's opponents that noses might be made... tine and heads may be lengthened by manupulation. But thi3 argument cuts off the very ground from under the feet of the science of Authropometry. If noses could be made fine very few people in India -would have had flat noses, for line noses are prized all over the country and even by the Dravidians. It is because noses and heads cannot be manupulated and have an ineradicable tendensy to persist in difterent races, that antiiropometry has any value as a science. Wo will' therefore, detail the anthropometncal argument first and then see whether history supports or contradicts the inferences derivable from it.
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