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Of uncertain palaeasiatic origin the Gilyaks inhabit the north of
Sakhalien Island and the lower Amur region of East Siberia. The peculiar
length of the fingers and roundness of the face are noticeable in this
mother with her triple ear-rings
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They live in the mountainous district lying to the immediate south-west
of Mount Morrison. The Tsous form the smallest group of the Formosan
savages, numbering less than 3,000 persons. Living on fairly peaceable
terms with their neighbors, they nevertheless carefully preserve the
ancient weapons and trophies of war belonging to their great warrior
ancestors
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