Chapter VI
_Cydonians. Pelasgians._--Without entering upon any dissertation
on this topic, I content myself with mentioning the existence
throughout Europe of races distinct both in type and language
from the Aryan races whom they preceded. Two of these may be
especially remarked: one with round skulls of Mongolian type,
commonly called Turanians; the other with elongated skulls,
classified as Australoids. These races have everywhere left
traces alike of their presence and of their inferior civilisation.
In the island of Crete, the Greeks preserved the memory of the
Cydonians by the few words which I have introduced into the
text.--_Page 100._
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