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Ethnol�ogy and Ethnog�raphy, sciences dealing with man, the aim of the former being to analyse and interpret the meaning of the social phenomena of mankind, as shown in their customs, languages, institutions, &c., the latter being more concerned with descriptive details and the orderly collection of facts relating to particular tribes and localities.

Zeit. f�r Ethnol., vol. xxi, Verhand, pp. 475-476.

Holmes, W.H.: three articles on pottery, Rep. of Bur. of Ethnol., 1882-83, p.