ETHNO-ANTHROPOLOGY

Supervisor:

Drs. Dharmono, M.Si

Mahruddin, M.Pd

Maulana Khalid Riefani,

S.Si, M.Sc

By:

Cantika Debiana

Ida Agustina

Mariani

Maulida Agustina

Nurul Hikmah

Sopidiannor

ETHNOBOTANY

ETHNO-ANTHROPOLOGY

ANTHROPOLOGI

Ethno-anthropology is the study of the

culture of a particular etnihnic

community.

Interviews with local people

Paying attention to what they do in their daily

activities.

Ask people about their beliefs and life.

Choosing Local Respondents

1. Local people who have the knowledge,

culture, and ecology.

2. Most poeple know about plants in the

community.

3. Talk to anyone who wants to chat.

Source of knowledge of the field /

research:

a. obsrvation

b. Myth

c. Legend

d. Ritual Songs

e. Proverbs

• Examples of plants that are grown and relative

of wild may be regarded as related pairs and

shows an appreciation of the relationship

between similar speccies.

• Most cultures have relied on the moral

consequences of actions in a way that can and

can’t be accepted by the public social.

The emphasis of the study of ethno-

anthropology:

1. Etnopaleontology (fossil physical

consrtuctions)

2. Sociology (Ritual, etc)

A. Etnopaleontology (fossil physical

consrtuctions)

• Etnopaleontology is the study of the history of

life on earth including plants ancient fossilized

• Fossil : is a living creature’s skull print

In plants fossik form :

1. Beam transport (xylem and floem)

2. Pollen

3. Fitolith (cells Silika---SiO2)

4. Tricoma

B. Sociology (Ritual etc)

• Sociology is the study of social interactions

that occur in the community

• This field varies between one rigion to another

one, used as refernce an enrich information

about the plants in the area were observed

Examples of social ritual in Banjar

:

1. Weeding ceremony

2. Seven monthly bath

3. Child naming ceremony