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| Anything that gives us clues or information about the past |
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A source that is inscrubed or written onto something, telling us about the past through written language.
Example: the Bible |
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Impronts of someone or something formed inside of a rock or other solid onject.
Example: Fish imprint in a rock |
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Objects first made and then unburied or found by the human hand.
Example: coins from an Indian Cily in 200 B.C. |
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Stories, myths or ledgands passed on generation to generation by word of mouth
Example: grandparents stories. |
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| Garbage that can give us clues about the people who threw it away. Example: Preserved banana peel from 1994 A.D. |
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| Sources producd by someone who was at the event that they wrote about. Example: A painting of Pompade exploding; done by a man on an island nearby. |
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| Sources produced by people who studied about the event written in a PRIMARY SOURCE. |
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| History before written language. Example: A cave painting in a cave in England. |
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| The recovering of sources left from times before. Example: Finding and learning about an old bone. |
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| The process of uncovering remains of history from times before. Example: digging up King Tutt's tomb. |
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| The order of things from earliest to latest. Example: The Plot Of A Novel. |
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