ethnohistories
/ˌɛθnoʊˈhɪstəriz/
noun
- Written records or studies that combine historical methods with cultural and anthropological perspectives to understand the past of a particular ethnic group or region.
- Modern ethnohistories often include oral traditions and artifacts, not just written documents.
- The library has a special collection of ethnohistories about Native American tribes in the Southwest.
- Students in the anthropology class read several ethnohistories to learn how different cultures recorded their own pasts.