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ethnohistory|ɛθnəʊˈhɪstərɪ|
[f. Gr. ἔθνο-ς nation + history n.]
The study of the history of races or cultures, esp. non-Western races or cultures. So ˌethnohiˈstorian, a student or expert in ethnohistory; ˌethnohiˈstorical a., of or pertaining to ethnohistory.
1936Times Lit. Suppl. 2 May 378/2 Each of us must have within reach five hundred ethnohistorians. 1936L. P. Weaver tr. Székely's Cosmos, Man & Soc. 12 Hitherto ethnohistorical research has depended on three sources: archæological documents, linguistic documents and authentic writing. 1952Amer. Anthropologist LIV. 331 Ethnohistory is blessed with an abundance of source materials. 1965Language XLI. 203 Evidence that the ethnohistorian must use. 1966New Statesman 13 May 710/2 (Advt.), The study..of internal change within the non-Western societies (i.e. ethnohistory). |