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Meanings of ethnographical in English
Portuguese
etnográfico Spanish
etnográfico Usage of ethnographical in English
1
Such then was the ethnographical map of Palestine in the Patriarchal Age.
2
There is a considerable literature about them, ethnographical, historical, geographical, and so on.
3
This is an ethnographical and historical study of the native races of South Africa.
4
We are now happily in a position to dispense with such vague ethnographical speculations.
5
Perhaps if atlases and ethnographical works were more studied we should have less war.
6
On the eastern border of south pond was to be found the outdoor ethnographical exhibit.
7
The artists to whom I showed the costume, later on, pronounced it an ethnographical prize.
8
The differences are due, I believe, partly to ethnographical peculiarities and partly to historic conditions.
9
One of the lists of ethnographical material collected at Dapitan by Rizal for the Dresden Museum.
10
After that an ethnographical survey might be completed.
11
As for ethnographical characteristics, they are clearly Celtic.
12
For nearly all the philological and ethnographical facts respecting Arminius, I am indebted to Dr. R. G.
13
Before the Patriarchal Age came to an end, the ethnographical map of Canaan had undergone a profound change.
14
In connexion with the gardens there are an aquarium (1882), a library, and an ethnographical and natural history museum.
15
These changes and differences are only inexplicable, to those who will not see the ethnographical miracles taking place under their noses.
16
Maynoff, "Sketches of the Judicial Practices of the Mordovians," in the ethnographical Zapiski of the Russian Geographical Society, 1885, pp.
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