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Meanings of ethnology in English
Branch of anthropology.
Usage of ethnology in English
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Nationality in its weakness has been stronger than ethnology in its strength.
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I believe I told you I am writing a book on ethnology.
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And then was when High Jack's booze drowned his system of ethnology.
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Such is the position of ethnology, such are the objects of the ethnologist.
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There is no dividing line between first-contact ethnology and pre-contact archaeology.
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Without this knowledge all speculations concerning ethnology are futile and misleading.
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Anthropology, ethnology, sociology, physical and functional psychology, came to the front.
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This difficulty, however, applies chiefly if not solely to physical ethnology.
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That is what ethnology has come to after its painstaking researches.
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Fancy teaching the young gentleman manners and ethnology with an axe!
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The ethnology of Central Africa is completely beyond my depth.
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Mrs. Nuttall's report in the sections of archæology, ethnology, and history is as follows:
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Cæsar devoted himself for the first few moments to ethnology.
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The professor's present craze was what is commonly termed ethnology.
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Most of all, I had to prepare myself thoroughly, study geography, ethnology, and languages.
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Jokes aside, you know my keen interest in Indian ethnology?
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Translations for ethnology
Russian
Portuguese
Ethnology through the time
Ethnology across language varieties
United Kingdom
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