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Fieldwork - Definition

Fieldwork refers to scientific activity conducted in the "field", outside the laboratory, of subject matter in an as-found state, by anthropologists, geologists, botanists, archaeologists or others who study the natural or human world. For instance, archaeological fieldwork may involve surveying, excavations, and mapping. In contrast, when not in the "field", archaeologists will perform library research, laboratory analysis, discussion, and documentation.

Fieldwork can also refer to the scientific collection of physical samples or data from an experimental field site, where various environmental factors or variables are controlled or altered to produce experimental treatments.

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Fieldwork - Example Usage

Celinekov: Margaret Mead, Gregory Bateson, and Highland Bali: Fieldwork Photographs of Bayung Gede, 1936-1939: In 1936 anth... http://t.co/HXFlB7j1
claribabes: @jaysonjim actually internship to :) intense fieldwork sa bundok kanina. Tireeeed. :p
Primageographer: RT @The_GA: Lovely video of primary pupils doing geography fieldwork on Skegness beach http://t.co/Y4PVGlAL #geographyteacher
The_GA: Lovely video of primary pupils doing geography fieldwork on Skegness beach http://t.co/Y4PVGlAL #geographyteacher
tapenidezit: The kid might think he was ready for fieldwork, but those were long odds, in Jos's opinion.
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