non-Negroid

The lithospheric shapes and sizes of our earth were registered in mankind's cognizance by non-Negroid races.

New Profile Of The Black Man 2008

He was tempted to tell him they both be­longed to the same racial group, Caucasian — the non-Negroid peoples of Europe, the Middle East, north Africa and western Asia — including the Welsh — but it would only offend him.

Disordered Minds Walters, Minette 2003

Bushmen, a non-Negroid people, lived across southern Africa before Zulus, Xhosas and other black tribes began migrating from central Africa during Europe's Middle Ages.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1996

Louis suggested that the people who had frequented the cave—whom he also decided were “non-Negroid”—had mined the opal, then traded their opal beads for jade ones from the Mediterranean regions.

Ancestral Passions Virginia Morell 1995

Louis suggested that the people who had frequented the cave—whom he also decided were “non-Negroid”—had mined the opal, then traded their opal beads for jade ones from the Mediterranean regions.

Ancestral Passions Virginia Morell 1995

Negroes, and that of the predynastic Egyptians less than half could be classed as non-Negroid.

The Negro 1915

But at the same time they are evidence of an African, but non-Negroid, substratum in the religion of ancient Egypt.

Legends of Babylon and Egypt in relation to Hebrew tradition 1894

In the first place, instruments like the banjo - strings over a stretched hide - have been in China, non-Negroid Egypt, the Caucasus,

Vanishing American 2009

One of Louis’s more curious opinions—and one not shared by Keith—was his belief that his Elmenteitan people of which the new skeleton was another example were “non-Negroid.”

Ancestral Passions Virginia Morell 1995

One of Louis’s more curious opinions—and one not shared by Keith—was his belief that his Elmenteitan people of which the new skeleton was another example were “non-Negroid.”

Ancestral Passions Virginia Morell 1995