Associations to the word «Fieldwork»
Noun
- Anthropologist
- Anthropology
- Informant
- Boa
- Excavation
- Questionnaire
- Archaeologist
- Archaeology
- Poll
- Dissertation
- Methodology
- Shamanism
- Linguist
- Geographer
- Mead
- Survey
- Folklore
- Gatherer
- Pritchard
- Firth
- Frazer
- Papua
- Leach
- Feminism
- Researcher
- Internship
- Immersion
- Kinship
- Conducting
- Primitive
- Sociologist
- Oaxaca
- Linguistic
- Phonology
- Barbados
- Guinea
- Aboriginal
- Haiti
- Samoa
- Caribbean
- Phd
- Earthwork
- Respondent
- Linguistics
- Parry
- Research
- Mongolia
- Thesis
- Haas
- Dubois
- Publication
- Morocco
- Observation
- Pueblo
- Hallmark
- Ern
- Collecting
- Radcliffe
- Belize
- Geology
- Bali
- Sudan
- Setting
- Seminar
- Fortification
Adjective
Wiktionary
FIELDWORK, noun. (uncountable) work done, or observations made out in the real world rather than in controlled conditions
FIELDWORK, noun. (countable) A temporary fortification built by troops
Dictionary definition
FIELDWORK, noun. A temporary fortification built by troops in the field.
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