1. Some practitioners of alternative medicine may also refer to what they do as somatology . 2. Several colleges and universities have departments of somatology which may cover various aspects of this field. 3. During this time he was also Curator of Somatology at the nearby Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology. 4. In this sense, somatology can also refer more generally to the properties associated with living organisms other than humans. 5. In 1896, Boas was appointed Assistant Curator of Ethnology and Somatology of the American Museum of Natural History under Putnam. 6. People who work in this area of somatology study a variety of topics related to the body and how it functions. 7. "' Somatology "'is defined as the study or science of the human body as a branch of anthropology. 8. The term somatology comes from Greek roots meaning body and study, so somatology is the study of the body. 9. "' Somatology "'is defined in World Book Dictionary as the study, or science, of the human body as a branch of anthropology. 10. In one sense, somatology is the study of the body in the sense of anatomy and physiology, to learn about how the parts of the body work together.
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