Ethnographic in a sentence

Culture Gate of the Ulan-Ude Ethnographic Museum A Russian Old Believer church moved to the ethnographic museum in Ulan-Ude Until 1991, Ulan-Ude was closed to foreigners.

His understanding of ethnographic fieldwork began with the fact that the objects of ethnographic study (e.

In 2019, he wrote Enigewo memoir, his biological tale; and that same year, he released a four-part ethnographic drama, titled, Blood of Freedom.

On August 5, at the Ethnographic Museum of Avgorou, even more performance art will take place.

This was that radical unfamiliarity distinctive of the ethnographic experience, in that it was as intrusive as it was intellectually invigorating.

While visiting many of the nation’s most disadvantaged places, we set out to build on this work through historical research, ethnographic observations, and in-depth interviews.

As she set out on her new dating journey, Orchard, an associate professor in the School of Health Studies at Western University in London, Canada, decided to use her training as an anthropologist to conduct a self-ethnographic study of dating apps.

Cebu’s national museum currently houses exhibits, artifacts, and galleries showcasing Cebu and the country’s biodiversity, geology, archaeological treasures, art, and ethnographic and maritime traditions.

The handover ceremony also marked the culmination of a four-year cooperation project between the Übersee-Museum Bremen and NUS, which aimed to research the ethnographic history of the object and its significance to Samoan culture.

Tokayev also highlighted opportunities for collaborative activities in ecological, historical, ethnographic and economic tourism.

Her doctorate is in ethnographic-clinical psychology, the study of diverse cultural, political, corporate, and religious groups with emphasis on world indigenous history.

It will feature ethnographic sketches, drawings, portraits of Belarusians.

Based on ethnographic evidence, we know that pig tallow lasts for long periods if it’s stored in a pit with a relatively stable temperature.

There’s an ethnographic study taking place, along with a draft environmental impact report being undertaken by the county Department of Planning and Development.

Yet just-so stories, sorry "ethnographic accounts", of an Inuit man who made a knife from his own frozen feces to get away from being forced to live in the city has long been taken at face value.

And I'm not speculating, I'm doing ethnographic research.

Relishing the ethnographic outing to a community that had not come into contact with the Spanish language, Urbina managed to gain the trust of the tribesmen when he showed skill with a rifle.

Anthropologist Jack Goody 's comparative study of marriage around the world utilizing the Ethnographic Atlas found a strong correlation between intensive plough agriculture, dowry and monogamy.

Arcaheological, ethnohistoric, and ethnographic data indicate that these phenomena coincide with the sowing of maize in dry lands associated with agricultural sites.

As further evidence for his proposal, Blench also cites ethnographic evidence such as musical instruments in Borneo shared in common with Austroasiatic-speaking groups in mainland Southeast Asia.