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PLATE II.
Figure 1. —Man's skull of Dynastic Egyptian type from a Ptolemaic-
Roman Cemetery (98 : 173). Depressed fracture of frontal bone (blood-
stained), fracture of right malar and right superior maxilla by arrow.
Figure 3. —Skull of Middle Nubian man (101 :219), closely conforming
to the Dynastic Egyptian type in profile (compare figure 1), but in full
face (see Plate I, figure 4) characteristically Nubian. Large fracture
of right parietal and occipital bones, with much blood-staining.
Figure 2. —Early Dynastic skull shown in Plate [, figure 1.
Predynastic type.
Figure 4. —Skull of Middle Nubian man (101 : 104), with nose
and mandible of "Giza type."
Figure 1. —Man's skull of Dynastic Egyptian type from a Ptolemaic-
Roman Cemetery (98 : 173). Depressed fracture of frontal bone (blood-
stained), fracture of right malar and right superior maxilla by arrow.
Figure 3. —Skull of Middle Nubian man (101 :219), closely conforming
to the Dynastic Egyptian type in profile (compare figure 1), but in full
face (see Plate I, figure 4) characteristically Nubian. Large fracture
of right parietal and occipital bones, with much blood-staining.
Figure 2. —Early Dynastic skull shown in Plate [, figure 1.
Predynastic type.
Figure 4. —Skull of Middle Nubian man (101 : 104), with nose
and mandible of "Giza type."