On the Ethnological Position of Certain Tribes on the Garrow Hills
Read at the Meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science Held at York 1844
The affinities of the Garrow language, a language which Klaproth in his Asia Polyglotta leaves unplaced, are with the Tibetan.
The bearings of this will be found in the next notice.
Note (1859)
This was written before I had seen Brown’s Tables—wherein the affinity is virtually, though not directly affirmed.