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Holistic representation of historical events [closed]
Normally, history books assume that there is one correct interpretation of a particular historical event.
But usually, this is not the case. Consider, for example, the question "Who contributed most ...
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Are “I, II, III, …” versions of archaeological versioning of layers unique to Troy?
When reading about archaeological research of Troy, one can see that archeologist distinguish between different discrete numbered layers (Troy I => Troy IX).
Is that a standard approach in archeology ...
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Adapting clothes, weapons, tools and customs from other nations in the middle ages - judging plausability [closed]
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Im into historical reenactment and and a member of a "knights brotherhood" (couldnt find a percise translation of the term "bractwo rycerskie").
We are trying to recreate the material ...
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Intersection Between Computer Science and History?
I am a computer science undergrad with a great interest in history. Lately I have been asking myself if there are general aspects or specialties of computer science which lend themselves to the study ...
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How to research controversial history?
I wouldn't be naming the specific examples as that might (will) needlessly divert the attention away from the question itself.
Let us say I am trying to research about historical events in a region. ...
