จดหมายเหตุมานุษยวิทยา

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The Anthropological Archives Database is a database that originated from the Fieldwork Research Database Project of Prof. Dr. Michael Morman, which has been implemented since 2549. Recognizing that collecting fieldwork data is one of the core aspects of anthropological work, the data recorded by anthropologists during fieldwork is considered valuable as a repository of anthropological knowledge and as a record of social memory at a particular time. If these records are restored and made accessible to the public for study and research through a digital database, it will benefit the study of anthropology and social sciences. In 2550, the Anthropological Archives Database was established to collect and gather fieldwork records of researchers and scholars studying Thai society and culture. In addition, over the past several decades, many cultural research projects have been conducted by scholars from other disciplines, independent scholars, students, cultural owners, and local experts, who have recorded various media to reflect the diverse cultural differences in each locality and ethnic group. For this reason, the Center has sought methods to preserve these records to serve as a data source for scholars, students, and researchers in social sciences, as well as those interested in culture, history, and society. The fieldwork records collected and stored in the Archives Database include record cards, notebooks, photographs, maps, slides, video tapes, and audio tapes.

Agency:

sac

Licence:

Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial

Category:

ข้อมูลสาธารณะ

Geographic coverage:

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Update frequency:

ตามเวลาจริง

Source portal:

data_go_th

Updated:

25/10/2025

English title machine-translated from the Thai original

Record last updated 326 days ago

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