Words and phrases that have a meaning related to ethnology:  (120 results)
Often used in the same context:
anthropology, museology, ethnographical, archeology, indology, austronesian, cultural anthropology, assyriology, philological, paleobotany, ethnobotany, sinology, ethnomusicology, historiography, musicology, social anthropology, epigraphy, hupa, palaeontology, prehistory, constructivism, steles, palaeolithic, comparative anatomy, ornithology, daoism, paleoanthropology, gombrowicz, malay archipelago, austronesian language, emile durkheim, sung dynasty, orientalist, structuralism, oriental, shawm, kashubian, ethologist, archaeo, neolithic age, jan van eyck, curator, chimu, biogeography, mesoamerica, millenary, primatology, georges cuvier, ancient, theravada buddhism, artefacts, systematics, zoology, confucianist, literatures, mahayana buddhism, freudian psychology, contemporary, edmund husserl, toltecs, linguistics, occidental, buryat, kathakali, zithers, rene descartes, etruscans, neolithic, shang dynasty, bibliographer, folklore, basketry, avifauna, shintoism, botany, mesoamerican, expressionists, prakrit, epigraphic, yersin, saiva, faunal, evenk, liao dynasty, sociolinguistics, pachacamac, ashley montagu, francois rabelais, silverwork, anthropologic, studium, faience, avars, lacquerware, ichthyology, mycology, norse mythology, leon battista alberti, paleolithic age, mithraism, vedic literature, archaelogical, archaeology, ethnologists, folklorists, demography, mythology, geography, archaeologists, exceptionalism, folksong, folkways, geographers, historians, lexicography, literature, anthropologists
Appears in the definition of:
ethnologic, ethnological, ethnologist
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— Adjectives for ethnology: american, comparative, european, modern, descriptive, historical, indian, general, african, regional, german, more...

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