Ethnographer

Discover a comprehensive list of notable individuals who have dedicated their careers to the study of human cultures and societies. Explore the lives and contributions of renowned ethnographers, including their groundbreaking research, influential theories, and lasting impact on the field.

Nikolay Koltsunyak

Ukrainian ethnographer, Galician.

Michael Krasikov

Ukrainian poet, literary scholar, ethnographer, folklorist.

Famous French ethnographer

Viacheslav Molodin

Scientist, researcher of the culture of the peoples of Central Asia, ethnographer and linguist

English orientalist and ethnographer

German naturalist in Russian service, doctor, botanist, ethnographer, traveler, explorer of Siberia and the Urals

Physician, ethnographer, naturalist, chemist, traveler

Bengt Danielsson

Swedish ethnographer

Soviet folklorist, ethnographer, translator

Bulgarian literary scholar and ethnographer, political figure.

Nikolay Animelle

Belarusian ethnographer and archaeologist of the mid-19th century

The greatest Portuguese ethnologist and anthropologist

Michael Komarov

Ukrainian ethnographer, lawyer, attorney

Shlomo Dov Goitein

German-Jewish ethnographer, American historian, Arabist and orientalist

Maurice Alphonse Castaing

French orientalist, founder of the Ethnographic Society.

Mihail Shatilov

Siberian public and political figure, publicist, ethnographer, Socialist Revolutionary

Adam Bogdanovich

Belarusian ethnographer, folklorist, memoirist, cultural historian

The greatest Portuguese ethnologist and anthropologist

Alarich Augustin

German ethnographer, SS Untersturmführer, leading member of the Ahnenerbe

Wilhelm Schmidt

Austrian ethnographer and linguist

Dmitriy Olderogge

Russian Africanist, ethnographer, historian and linguist

Aleksander Zyrianov

Ethnographer, Russian regional historian and educator.

Hungarian-American psychoanalyst, ethnographer and anthropologist of the Freudo-Marxist persuasion[

Nikolay Gurvich

Doctor, economist, historian, ethnographer, geographer, one of the first professional statisticians in Bashkiria.

New Zealand ethnographer.

Eduards Volters

Russian and Lithuanian linguist, ethnographer, folklorist, archaeologist.

Bulgarian ethnologist, folklorist.

Latvian ethnographer and archivist, completed a course at the St. Petersburg Theological Academy.

Turkish writer, ethnographer and linguist

Ethnographer, Russian statesman, specialist in agrarian issues.

Anglo-American orientalist.

Alexander Zataevich

Soviet musician-ethnographer, composer, People's Artist of the Kazakh ASSR

Polish Slavist, ethnographer

Teofil Aleksander Lenartowicz

Polish ethnographer, sculptor and poet

Kazakh historian and ethnographer

Russian and Soviet teacher, historian, ethnographer, linguist

Christina Krahelskaya

Polish ethnographer-folklorist, poetess, member of the Resistance

New Zealand ethnologist

Inga Andronikova

Ethnographer, researcher and collector of folklore and mythology of Russian Gypsies.

Franciszek Duchinski

Polish ethnographer and historian

A famous Dutch orientalist and Islamic scholar.

Ukrainian writer

Maria Krasnozhenova

Soviet folklorist, ethnographer, teacher, museum worker

Pamteleymon Kulish

Ukrainian writer, poet, folklorist, ethnographer, translator, critic, editor, historian, publisher.

Norwegian polar explorer and ethnographer

Polish patriot and ethnographer

Amable Jourdain

French orientalist

Roman Zavilinsky

Polish ethnographer, linguist and Slavist

Josef Stefan Kubin

Czech ethnographer, writer, translator and teacher