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What role can disciplines like archaeology and anthropology play in the historical thinking process?

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solmaris [256]3 years ago

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They both deal with fossils and science

Ivanshal [37]3 years ago

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Answer: They both perform evaluations and analyze primary source information, such as documents or a diary, manuscript, autobiography or a form of recording in order to build an accountable idea of how the past was.

Explanation:

To fully understand historical events it is important to consider different perspectives. Archaeology is considered to be a social science since it studies human activity from recovered material remains. Anthropology studies human beings and their behavior is societies. Anthropology serves from the knowledge obtained from archaeology to see how human groups lived based on the descriptions, classification, and analysis of human artifacts, documents and even archeological remains. They both contribute to historical thinking process because they are tools used to understand human history and part of what is also known as historical reasoning skills.

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