Definitions for "Ethnographic"
A type of research that uses the methods of field study to focus on the behaviors of specific group members, often ethnic.
adj] associated with or made by a known, observed group of people
refers to the writings of people who have personally observed native cultures and described them. For Native Californians, many ethnographic writings were made by European explorers and priests, who came to California in the 1700s. Often these are the only source available about the artifacts and cultural practices of a native group. The ethnographic period refer to the time before contact with Europeans had changed the prehistoric practices of native groups.
Keywords:  pertaining
pertaining to ethnography.
Keywords:  relating, data
of or relating to ethnography; "ethnographical data"