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among the men of the several non-Christian tribes of northern Luzon. Fig. 1. Negrito of Mariveles with hair cut short and crown of head shaved. Fig. 2. An Ilongot of Delapping, Nueva Vizcaya, hair uncut and confined in front by a net peculiar to the men of this tribe. Fig. 3. A Kalinga of Cagayan. Note the high cheek bone. Fig. 4. An Ifugao of Quiangan, Nueva Vizcaya. Fig. 5. A Bontoc Igorot of Bontoc, Bontoc, showing typical hair-cut and ornamental, woven rattan cap on which are fastened a piece of mother-ofpearl and two dog’s teeth. Fig. 6. A Benguet-Lepanto Igorot of Ambuklao, Benguet. Fig. 7. A wild Tingian man of Aoan, Apayao district, Cagayan, showing the hair confined by a tasseled turban and ornamented with a wreath of fragrant grass. Fig. 8. A wild Tingian man of Aoan, Apayao district, Cagayan, showing typical fashion of wearing the hair.