Then, of course, it would depend on which group. I worked at a national park years ago where there were a lot of indians from various parts of the US-lived with a Papago (now O'Odham I believe)for the summer and there were a number of Navajos, some of the Pueblo people, and then a number of plains indians-the facial structure, body shape, etc.--all were quite different. When I've spent time in NM among the Pueblo people and Navajos, I realize how different they look from the Cherokee of my NC--and esp. different from the plains people and the Iroquois. This would be another one of those situations like Canary's texture probably--it could never be representative of all indians, could it? Diane B