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1 How do Historians and Archaeologists Find out about the Past and Introduction
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Name five types of sources
- Written
- Visual
- Aural (sounds of the past)
- Oral (interviews)
- Tactile
- Written
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How are sources grouped together? Define each of these groupings.
Primary and Secondary sources.
Primary: first-hand account of what happened and it was produced during the time that is being studied.
Secondary: Are sources which come form after the time that is being studied. They are based on primary sources or other secondary sources. -
What do historians need to be aware of when looking at sources?
- Biased- one sided
- prejudiced
- Propaganda
- They may be
inaccurate
BIPP - Biased- one sided
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How do you judge if a source is reliable? (6 points)
Author
Eye witness?
when?
view point?biased ?
fit?
(Big Fucking) WAVE -
Where do historians get their sources? 5
Museums
Archives
Libraries
InterviewsWebsites (used by institutions to make digital sources available) -
What is the study of dates and times called?
Chronology -
What does BC and AD mean (for AD both the English and the latin)
BC= Before Christ
AD= Anno Domini (the year of our Lord) -
What is the job of an historian? (6 points)
- Ask historical questions
- Locate sources
- Evaluate the sources
- Sort evidence
- make historical judgements
- Communicate ideas.
- Ask historical questions
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What does the word 'Sic' in brackets indicate?
That you are quoting the original source directly and that errors such as spelling mistakes appeared in the original. -
Name two main types of material remains?
Artefacts- Objects made by people
Buildings
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