Examples of using Ethnologists in English and their translations into German
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historically thinking legal scholars, ethnologists, linguists, art historians,
Ethnologists who studied them reported repeatedly about the positive effect which the membership to this community has on the Indians.
At the same time, ethnologists are consulting local populations on how they traditionally use the river and surrounding land.
Driven by scientific enthusiasm to classify people on the grounds of cultural qualities, ethnologists created a whole series of ethnic groups.
researchers, ethnologists and curators discussed about the traditional costume and its symbols.
Ethnologists have established that over 800 languages are spoken on Papua New Guinea, around 10 percent of all known languages in the world.
This year's edition of the festival brings the cooperation with Polish ethnologists in order to present the recent Polish production of ethnographic films.
But it seems quite as hopeless to try to convert the modern Geologists and Ethnologists as it is to make Darwinian Naturalists perceive their mistakes.
It is this same determination that has inspired Vacheron Constantin to support ethnologists and anthropologists in studying the relationship with time cultivated by various peoples.
mineralogists, ethnologists, ornithologists, those who wish to see rare orchids
Influenced by Darwinism, English ethnologists developed a theory of abstraction as the degenerated result of the continually repeated schematic copying of a naturalistic original by successive generations of artisans.
world as once the ethnologists of the 19th century did.
scientists, ethnologists and archaeologists used to visit the island
mechanics, ethnologists, writers and engineers travelled from one end of Asia to the other by automobile.
Ethnologists and anthropologists have found evidences that the Miskitos are a mixture of local habitants like Tawahkas with European and African settlers, having their origin in the 17th century.
Anthropologists, ethnologists and biologists tried to resolve this contradiction by examining the obvious differences between people, creating scientific categorisation systems, many of which revolved around the term"race.
While ethnologists believe in a colonisation from Polynesia,
make later use of this'living material' for statistical purposes, ethnologists pressed measuring instruments into their hands
For ethnologists these personal conversations are the heart of their work.
music ethnologists began only in the 1960's to write down