chapter 8 ancient past Flashcards

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  • chronolgy definition

- example

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  • Arranging dates in the order of their time
    • The context of a source, and its author
    • The importance of an event, belief or person
    • If things have changed or stayed the same
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what are timelines used for

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A timeline is a way for historians to visually represent events in the order of their time.

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what does realitive dating do

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Provides the order of events in the past but does not give a precise year

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the 3 types of relative dating

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Typology: When an object is classified based on its physical appearance.
Association: When an object is given a date based on the known dates of items that are around it
Stratigraphy: When an object is given a date based on what layer of earth it is in, as another item that can be dated.

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Primary Sources: definition

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Primary sources Have been created during or around the time that the historian is investigating.

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secondary sources definition

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Are items that have been created long after the time the historian has been studying.

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definition of conserve

action/ ways to do it

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  • To prolong the existence of an artefact.

- storing artefact in a museum, recording it, treating the artefact so that it cn be used in future research

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definition of preserve

action/ ways to do it

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  • To maintain an artefact in its current condition.

- Storing the artefact, Controlling its use, Treating it to prevent further changes.

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