SOCSCIE Histriography and sources

• has always been known as the study of the past

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• as derived from the Greek word historia which means “knowledge acquired through inquiry or investigations”

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• wrote about the lives of important individuals like monarchs, heroes, saints, nobilities, wars, revolutions, and other important breakthroughs

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Historians used to say

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• they began to employ other historical sources: Primary and Secondary Sources

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• refer to documents, physical objects, and oral/video accounts made by an individual or a group present at the time and place being described. 

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• are materials made by people long after the events being described had taken place, an article or a book that uses primary sources 

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• These are example of: Written Documents Government Records, Chroniclers Account, Legal Documents, Memoires, Personal Letters, Magazines, Political Cartoons, and Newspapers

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Mindanao Pottery and Katipunan Document is a Primary Source

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• Artifacts, memorabilia, architecture, and fossils

• Audio-Visual Documentation

• Linguistics

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