Sentence examples for ethnographic information from inspiring English sources
Lewis served as the field scientist, chronicling botanical, zoological, meteorological, geographic, and ethnographic information.
Guillain also sailed down the Indian Ocean coast and went ashore at Mogadishu, Marca, and Baraawe, penetrating some distance inland and collecting valuable geographic and ethnographic information.
Description: Photocopy of typed manuscript accompanied by pp. 39-77 ofieldld notebook containing original ethnographic information.
The first generation of anthropologists had tended to rely on others locally based missionaries, colonial administrators, and so on to collect ethnographic information, often guided by questionnaires that were issued by metropolitan theorists.
Direct involvement by Comcaac community members in this work expands and refines interpretations about the Comcaac cultural landscape through time using archaeological evidence, oral history, archival documents, and ethnographic information to better understand and explain past mobility patterns.
It lasts an hour, weaving among central areas of the city -- including Ostermalm, Djurgarden, Gamla Stan and Skeppsholmen -- pointing out the main sites of interest in each and providing illuminating historical and ethnographic information along the way in a variety of languages, including English.
It was therefore necessary to regularly update our geographic mapping information based on ethnographic data and observations of outreach workers.
During ethnographic research, information on the nature of the study was communicated to participants before informal interviews [ 28].
Includes ethnographic data.
A distinctive feature of the approach used was the combination of three methods: an ethnographic study, an information systems analysis and a technical analysis of the engineering features of the teams studied.
The papers include maps, letters, diaries, histories, and government documents containing geographical, ethnographic, and historical information about the Mexican Republic, particularly the region between the Sabine River and Sierra Madre, with extensive coverage of the areas that today comprise Tamaulipas, Nuevo Leon, Cohuila, and Texas.
