Head of a New Zealander - "The lines upon the face are not ...arbitrary marks, invented or increased at the caprice of individuals, or the fancy of the operator who inflicts the torture; they are heraldic ornaments, distinctions far more intelligible to the natives of New Zealand than our own armorial bearings are to many of us ..." (Quote). Darwin and the Beagle by Alan Moorhead, pages 220-221, 224. *** Local Caption ***