Wanted—Skulls

In order to determine the characters of a race, it is necessary that comparison should be made of at least twenty skulls. It is further desirable to have as many of the bones of the skeleton as possible, as comparison of pelvic and long bones give important results in determining race peculiarities. The Hunterian Museum, now under the direction of Professor Flower, F. E. S., is especially interested in this inquiry, which is being vigorously pursued by Mr. Flower, than whom no one is more competent to do it justice. His recent lectures at the College of Surgeons have especially directed my attention to the absence of material for the satisfactory study of Comparative Anthropology, and especially in regard to the numerous races inhabiting the peninsula of India and the adjacent hill territories.