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Feliz [49]
3 years ago
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Why do you think the olmec and Zapotec civilizations developed along coastal areas?

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geniusboy [140]3 years ago
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Sources, then, are considered to be written texts, archeology, oral traditions, art, etc. Everything that humanity has produced and everything that can give us information about the past. Evidently, the written sources are the most used: stories, letters, statistics, literature, registers, files, toponymy, etc. The document par excellence is the legal text, but this is interested, since it leaves evidence of what matters to who has the power. A History book is not a historical source, since it is a book that already interprets the documents; although it can be a source for the History of historiography.

The biggest problem the historian faces is how to know the facts of the past. For this we must look for testimonies that tell us, sources that are often scattered. But once located can not be believed without more, it is necessary to verify its authenticity, its veracity, what in the document is ornament, if there are concealments, etc. The preserved documents do not speak of what interests us, but of what interests those who make them. Therefore, certain facts can be very few documents, while others exist countless data, which is necessary to make a process of selecting the documents, the Heuristic.

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