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"production of descriptive studies of customs of
particular tribes or people (i.e. office workers). It is a fundamentally
important branch of cultural and social anthropology, since the
theoretical propositions of the anthropologist depend ultimately on the
completeness, sensitivity, and accuracy of ethnographic accounts.
Ethnographers are without exception anthropologists well-trained in the
use of photogrammetry, tape recording, videography, elementary mapping,
and linguistic principles."
Encyclopedia Britannica
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