The distinctly Canadian triad of ________ may have its roots in government supported museums rather than U.S.departments of anthropology.

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The distinctly Canadian triad of archaeology, ethnology, and folklore has its roots in government-supported museums, particularly the National Museum of Canada, which was established in the early 20th century. This triad was distinct from the U.S. model, which emphasized physical anthropology, archaeology, and linguistics.

The Distinctly Canadian Triad of ________ May Have Its Roots