ethnography

IPA: ɛθnˈɑgrʌfi

noun

  • (anthropology) The branch of anthropology that scientifically describes specific human cultures and societies.
  • An ethnographic work.
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Examples of "ethnography" in Sentences

  • Ethnography Museum is in the nearby building.
  • Ethnography is used in the transnational ballet world.
  • People engaged in the academic practice of ethnography.
  • The section speaks about the 'ethnography' of Latin America.
  • In 1943 she is a member of the National Museum of Ethnography.
  • I see that the neutrality of the Ethnography section is in dispute.
  • The Russian Museum of Ethnography is the museum of the peoples of Russia.
  • In short, ethnoarchaeology is the application of ethnography to archaeology.
  • She studied Ethnography and English Literature in the University of Khartoum.

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