Primitive Man and His Food

Aborigines Africa Amazon River American animal areas arrived average beautiful body bread breadfruit Captain Cook cent century civilized climate coconut common consumed continent deformity degenerative dental arches dental caries dental decay described dietary habits eaten epidemic Eskimo European eyes facial form Faroe Islands feet fish flesh flour products food supply fruits grains happy high immunity hundred Hunza important Indians infants inhabitants isolated Lake Kivu land less living London Maori Marquesas Islands McCarrison milk minerals and vitamins modern foods native diet native foods nearly nutrition observed perfect physical excellence physique Pitcairn's Island plant foods Polynesian population Price primitive groups primitive races proportioned racial groups rare refined sugar regions remained reported ship skeletal skin skulls South Sea Tahiti Tahitian teeth tion travelers tribes Tristan da Cunha tuberculosis usually valley vegetables vigorous visited vitamins Voyage wild women yams