The figure is referred to in the following paragraph:
"In stature the Papuan decidedly surpasses the Malay, and is perhaps equal, or even superior, to the average of Europeans. The legs are long and thin, and the hands and feet larger than in the Malays. The face is somewhat elongated, the forehead flatfish, the brows very prominent; the nose is large, rather arched and high, the base thick, the nostrils broad, with the aperture hidden, owing to the tip of the nose being elongated; the mouth is large, the lips thick and protuberant. The face has thus an altogether more European aspect than in the Malay, owing to the large nose; and the peculiar form of this organ, with the more prominent brows and the character of the hair on the head, face, and body, enable us at a glance to distinguish the two races. I have observed that most of these characteristic features are as distinctly visible in children of ten or twelve years old as in adults, and the peculiar form of the nose is always shown in the figures which they carve for ornaments to their houses, or as charms to wear round their necks."
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{{Information |Description={{en|1=Caption reads "Papuan charm".}} |Source=1890 (10th) edition, from [http://www.papuaweb.org/dlib/bk/wallace/indo-malay.html#ill-51 PapuaWeb] |Author=Drawn on wood by E. W. Robinson |Date=1869 (book publication) |Pe
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