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• a  of or relating to ethnography
  ethnographical data

• Murnau, one of the greatest silent-film directors, went to Tahiti (with documentary pioneer Robert Flaherty) to make this ethnographic idyll spiked with Hollywood-style melodrama.
• As I recall the English lyric, it wore its ethnographic condescension jovially: "Oh, far away in Africa, Happy happy Africa, They do a bingo-bongo-bingo In hokey .
• Best bet seemed to be a pint-sized "ethnographic" Polish State around Warsaw.

• ethnographical

News & Articles

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• Bidders Hunt & Gather Native American & Ethnographic Treasures At Willis Henry Sale
  ROCKLAND, MASS. — Having achieved its 40th year, Willis Henry Auction looks forward to many more. The most recent sale brought Native American and ethnographic art objects to market May 26 for the delectation of dealers and collectors from all over.
  June 25, 2013 - Antiques and the Arts

Quotes

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• Daniel Webster in Urbanite Baltimore
  Ethnographic studies show that many urban young men believe you have to be willing to be violent to be a man,says Daniel Webster, associate director for research at the Center for the Prevention of Youth Violence at Johns Hopkins' Bloomberg...
• Neil Smelser in San Francisco Chronicle
  UC Berkeley emeritus sociologist Neil Smelser, who recommended the hiring of Wacquant at Berkeley, called the boxing sojourn "quite an ingenious and creative mode of ethnographic fieldwork."