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The house was turned into an ethnographic museum in 1988.

Field notes are a key part of the ethnographic record.

And for an ethnographic study, it is a remarkably personal work.

"It was an ethnographic rather than a fine arts approach."

Of course, any ethnographic study is bound by time and place.

These terms are taken from the ethnographic approach of studying society.

One way to explore this was by doing ethnographic research with young people.

I would like to set the demographic and ethnographic record straight.

There is a community center with a public library and a small local ethnographic museum.

Extensive ethnographic research has occurred over a period of 460 years.

Still, most of the ethnographic material in this book will not be new to scholars.

The last group had started to build an ethnographic museum, and we would be picking up where they left off.

Until 1906, the museum included a collection of ethnographic items.

He encouraged her to use film making as an ethnographic tool.

From this find, he brought to Denmark in 1899 a significant ethnographic collection.

"This is the world's most important, not just the largest, ethnographic collection."

But this pattern is not always borne out by the ethnographic evidence.

It is in this that the great strength of ethnographic research lies.

It initially served as the ethnographic department of the museum.

It contains much ethnographic data about everyday life of the common people.

The book is widely considered to be among the first ethnographic studies of warfare.

The museum setting has made all the ethnographic alarms go off.

An archaeological and ethnographic museum is planned in the future.

The 1927 extension was built to house the ethnographic collections.

There has been practically no ethnographic research conducted with this population.

Themes covered include ethnographical heritage and the history of the local economy.

Such statements and considerations are, for the most part, the concern of ethnographical research.

Ethnographical puzzles became common in this country with the rise of immigration.

From 1908 to 1923, he was director of the ethnographical section of the museum.

Founded in 1975, it houses ethnographical, cultural and artistic exhibits.

There are translations of his ethnographical books into Polish.

There are several different ethnographical groups of Tatar people.

Here he performed ethnographical, zoological and geographical studies in the region.

It is not, however, a "realistic" diorama of the kind that we might find in an ethnographical museum.

In 1886 he did ethnographical research on the island of Fernando Po.

Ethnographical Exhibition was held from which is passed the preservation of the old customs and traditions.

His works consider ethnographical, historical and genetic genealogy research.

Their observations provided important contribution to ethnographical knowledge.

Geographic qualitative methods, or ethnographical research techniques, are used by human geographers.

In 1850, he created an ethnographical annex to the museum, and a Chinese museum.

The government-owned building has been home to the ethnographical department of the British Museum for the last 30 years.

The specter of looking like a hoked-up ethnographical presentation was on everyone's mind.'

His ethnographical observations in Greenland remained of permanent value.

Ethnographical and archaeological evidence indicates that frequent large ceremonial gatherings took place in the area.

At the latter, an ethnographical complex, Ovchaga, opened in 2006.

The Ethnographical Collections contains almost 50.000 artefacts from all over the world.

When he had the opportunity, he enthusiastically collected ethnographical particulars.

The Handbook of the Ethnographical Collection was published in 1910.

Posidonius was not a discoverer of a new ethnographical method.

There are two curiosities in the grounds, both of which were left behind after an important ethnographical exhibition held in 1895.