11. In looking at the table given at the end of this section it will be seen that the Mânjhi, a true Dravidian (one hundred of whom were selected for measurement), has the highest angle, viz., 70, closely followed by the Dhângar, another caste of the same class, with one of 69, the aristocratic Brâhman and Râjput ranking sixth on the list with the same average angle as the Dravidian Chamâr. The vermin-eating Musahar comes at the bottom of the list with an average angle of 62. 12. Finally if we select a representative caste out of each of the main divisions thus— =======================+=========+======== Division. | Caste. | Facial | | Angle. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+~~~~~~~~~+~~~~~~~~ 1. Aryan | Brâhman | 65 2. Medium | Kâyasth | 66 3. Dravidian } | | (a) Hinduized } |Chamâr | 65 (b) Aboriginal | Kol | 67 =======================+=========+======== and compare them, we find that there is practically no difference whatever. TABLE OF FACIAL ANGLES. ================+=========++=================+========= Caste. | Average || Caste. | Average | Index. || | Index. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+~~~~~~~~~++~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+~~~~~~~~~ Mânjhi | 70 || Banjâra } | Dhângar | 69 || Barhai } | 66 Arakh } | || Brâhman } | Bauriya } | || Râjput } | 65 Agariya } | || Chamâr } | Bhuiyâr } | || Etc., etc. } | Bhurtiya } | 68 || Pâsi | ... Chero } | || * * * | * * * Kharwâr } | || Musahar | 62 Panka } | || | Kahâr } | || | Darzi } | || | Mâli } | 67 || | Kol } | || | ================+=========++=================+===========