Übersetzung für "Ethnographisch" in Englisch

Upper floors' rooms are decorated with ethnographic ornaments of traditional houses of Alanya.

The museum contains four sections - archaeological, cultural-historical, ethnographic and the section of the contemporary history.

The works were written with great attention to numerous ethnographically interesting details of the old Serbian peasant life.

Complex technologies, regional trends in the style and decoration of tools, use of pigments, abstract and representational depiction, burials, grave goods, and personal ornaments are among the more common long-lasting creations that attest to the complex symbolic nature of ethnographically recorded human cultures.

And during that time, they're doing everything from going out and doing ethnographic research and doing the need-finding, coming back into the studio, doing the brainstorming and design visualization to come up with concepts that might work, and then moving into the shop and actually testing them, building them, prototyping them, figuring out if they are going to work and refining that.

With the dimensioned time vocabulary we link the possibility of understanding ourselves and the community in which we live biographically and ethnographically, and on this basis perhaps redescribing and creatively transforming these.

On the basis of ethnographically attested, stateless societies it is possible to establish all-embracing characteristics for the phenomenon of "migrant metallurgists".

The brand positioning was defined in a series of creative Workshop Arenas (competitive workshops) based on i) insights and expectations that had previously been explored in ethnographic interviews and ii) a joint analysis of the significance of product characteristics.

Open questions for further research remain as to the actual social environment of the practising followers of the movement, that might be investigated by ethnographic methods, and the possibility of right-wing extremist tendencies.

We have not dealt with numbers and the analysis of various ideologies, but have instead tried to show ethnographically what happens with people when they must, feel they must or simply want to continue their lives outside of Istria.

RUMPF does not explicitly label his own procedure as ethnographic, but still a distinct proximity is obvious.

Rembrandt, as Lloyd DeWitt, one of the curators of the exhibition, writes, looked for a model in the Jewish community of Amsterdam, somewhat to reinforce the good relations that bound him to that community but also to have in front of him a human type ‘ethnographically close to Christ’.

Building upon detailed discussions with climatologists on their present and past 'material work', I try to approach these conditions ethnographically.

The contents comprise ethnographically important observations from the areas of Gilgit and Hunza, and these give an insight into the traditional culture between Karakorum and the Western Himalayas.

This is a personalized a cultural-thematic tour that allows you to visit the most interesting sites of archaeological, historical, ethnographic and cultural interest in Gallura, following spectacular scenic routes.

The videos are observational— ethnographic even—and are less expository dispatches than airy patchworks, rhythmical distillations of Occupy as it was on the ground.

With the dimensioned time vocabulary we link the possibility of understanding ourselves and the community in which we live biographically and ethnographically, and on this basis perhaps redescribing and creatively transforming these.

They have learned to walk the tightrope between the local and the global without becoming either indigenist and ethnographic, or else unspecific and snobbish.