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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Ethnologists primarily use observations and interviews with living people to study cultures, unlike archaeologists who focus on past cultures through material remains.

Unlike Archaeologists, Ethnologists