The exhibition includes the remains of a kayak from the 18th century and the Poul Madsen collection, a collection of handcraft, art, house items and ethnographic objects compiled over fifty years.
Ethnographic practices: Ethnographers engage in fieldwork.
The returning ethnographic collection could point the way.
The integration of this new scientific data with existing ethnographic accounts of these and similar items contributes towards a wider understanding of the use of resins in Sahul.
Only 25 at the time, Mr. Twombly was paying homage to tribal items he saw at the ethnographic museum in Rome as well as to artists like de Kooning, Kline and Dubuffet, who were then dominating the gallery scene in New York.
Rembrandt kept over 2,000 weapons and pieces of armour, as well many paintings and prints, ethnographic specimens from Asia and the Americas and lots of other items.
Some even claim they are addicted and "go crazy" without these items, but why? Sifting through extensive historical, ethnographic, and biomedical findings, Sera L. Young creates a portrait of pica, or nonfood cravings, from humans' earliest ingestions to current trends and practices.
The ASCL consists of 22 items drawn from thematic coding of transcripts of ethnographic interviews undertaken with adult men and women in Kabul [ 24].
The PIPP addresses this concern in that the 23 items were developed on the basis of baseline ethnographic data, conducted in collaboration with researchers from Australia, Malaysia and Thailand.
