- disciplines,
notably sociology,
during the
course of that century.
Ethnographers mainly use
qualitative methods,
though they may also
employ quantitative...
-
British ethnographer...
-
becoming accepted. Like
other early internet researchers,
early cyber-
ethnographers such as
Sandy Stone and
Sherry Turkle observed that parti****nts in...
- The
Museum Ethnographers Group (MEG) is a
United Kingdom-based
collective for
those working with and
researching ethnographic collections in museums....
- died c. 290 BCE) was an
ancient Gr**** historian, indologist, diplomat,
ethnographer and
explorer in the ****enistic period. He
described India in his book...
- carriages, and
various symbols were
found on
basalt rocks.
Norwegian ethnographer and
adventurer Thor
Heyerdahl was
convinced that
people from the area...
-
Lonecloud (July 4, 1854 –
April 16, 1930)
served as an entertainer,
ethnographer, and
medicine man
among the Mi'kmaq
people in Nova Scotia. His oral memoirs...
- Этнографы, Вып. 1, М., Вост. лит., 2002 (Tumarkin D.D., "Prosecuted
Ethnographers",
Issue 1, Moscow,
Oriental Literature, 2002)
Tallgren A.M., 1936. Archaeological...
-
December 1874 – 11
April 1952) was a New
Zealand accountant, lawyer,
ethnographer and
native agent. He was born in Auckland, New
Zealand on 23 December...
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William Charles Brice (3 July 1921 – 24 July 2007) was a
British ethnographer and linguist.
Brice was born in Richmond, Yorkshire, and
studied geography...
