1. Plural of ethnohistory; the study of the history of ethnic groups, cultures, or peoples, often combining historical documents with anthropological and ethnographic methods.
Usage: academic; scholarly; interdisciplinary

Examples

• The university offers courses in ethnohistories of indigenous peoples in North America.
• Scholars of ethnohistories examine how colonial encounters shaped cultural identities.
• The research project compares ethnohistories from different regions of Africa.
• Ethnohistories provide valuable insights into how communities preserved their traditions over time.
• The museum's exhibition draws on ethnohistories to tell the stories of local populations.