Sentence examples for valuable ethnographic material from inspiring English sources

The Smithsonian certainly will not be getting rid of its valuable ethnographic material, nor should it.

Anthropologist Galina Lindquist of the University of Stockholm published a review in The Australian Journal of Anthropology, referring to Magic, Witchcraft and the Otherworld as "a welcome contribution" containing "valuable" ethnographic material.

Several private collectors, meanwhile, donated vast acquisitions of Aboriginal ethnographic material – secret and sacred objects, bark art, hunting weapons and Indigenous bones and body parts.

It began acquiring works as early as 1900 and became the first museum in the country to present African objects as art rather than ethnographic material.

Together, they compiled a database of 645 rituals from 74 cultures, drawing on the Human Relations Area Files, a large collection of ethnographic material.

But it was precisely this 'breach with history' that led anthropologists to discover memory as a valuable ethnographic tool.

The article explores these issues by drawing on ethnographic material illustrating aspects of social relatedness in a variety of settings.

Design working practices with ethnographic material suggests studying particular culture's characteristics such as visual patterns organization.

Ethno-design was born in the Age of Modernism and manifested primarily in following the tradition of shaping, which is based on specific ethnographic material.

Analysing ethnographic material, we study how accountants engage in a struggle for recognition in a context where tensions emerge from the confrontation between idealised occupational aspirations and situated possibilities.

Ethnographic material is drawn primarily from six months of fieldwork during October 2013 to March 2014.