ethnographic architecture
Introduction
Ethnographic heritage, from the Latin patrimonium, which means "heritage", "goods owned by parents",[1] and from the Greek ethno- (people or ethnicity) and graphy (writing) where ethnography refers to the "descriptive study of popular culture",[2] is a set of material and immaterial goods that represent or express cultures and characteristics of a region or a community, which is constituted as a good. of common interest that symbolizes a traditional social organization, which is why we seek to recover "Recovery (memory)") and protect its historical and cultural value based on the sample of the ways of life of our ancestors.
Heritage
Heritage is a set of assets, rights, burdens and obligations that belong to a person, either by themselves or by inheritance from their ancestors.
Historically, this right has been understood as family property, which can be transmitted in generations, for which a right is attributed. Heritage in turn has two connotations, one tangible and the other intangible,[3] where specific heritages come together, such as:.
Ethnography
Ethnography is a method of social study or research, used by anthropology, in which cultural practices of social groups are observed, which account for their traditions and cultures.
Historically, this study has been referred to indigenous or aboriginal communities, but recently this branch has been expanded and used in the study of various interest groups, in this way it is possible to "know the identity of a human community that operates in a specific sociocultural environment" [4].
This method is based on participant observation of the disciplines that seek to carry out this type of studies in which sociology also stands out, which is why theorization arises through it, which takes into account distinctive features of the communities, such as customs, rituals, tools and ways of life[5] which are part of a record, which organizes and describes all practices through permanent notes, as well as tests, analyzes and research reports.[6].