Unlike Archaeologists, Ethnologists

question 7

Multiple Choice

Unlike archaeologists, ethnologists

• A) are not interested in past cultures.
• B) draw on a database principally of observations and interviews with living people.
• C) are not concerned with the ways cultures change over time but rather in the ways they function in the present.
• D) are not interested in culture as a whole, but rather in its constituent parts (institutions, social groups, etc.).

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