Relating to the study of how ethnic groups are distributed geographically and how physical geography influences ethnic cultures and identities.
Adjective form of ethnogeography, combining ethno- and geographic. Emerged as scholars began examining how landscape and settlement patterns shaped ethnic development.
Ethnogeographic studies show why coastal peoples developed such different cultures from mountain peoples—it's not about being 'better,' just about how geography forces different survival strategies.
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