The Cambridge History of India, Vol. I: Ancient India v1.c15.193

v1.c15.193

6. The Mongoloid type in Burma, Assam, and the sub-Himālayan tract which includes Bhutān, Nepāl, and the fringe of the United Provinces, the Punjab, and Kashmīr. ‘The head is broad; complexion dark, with a yellowish tinge; hair on face scanty; stature short or below average; nose fine to broad; face characteristically flat; eyelids often oblique.’