Thinking Like A Historian
what is opsis
eyewitness Autopsy
longitude _________
latitude ___________
up and down
left and right
which centurie is 1979 CE/AD
20th
crops were
wheat, barely, and rice
Archaeologist study's what
deep prehistory, occurring long before the invention of written scripts or recorded documents
tradition is __________
Ta Legomena
HEI stands for __________
Human-environment Interaction
which centurie is 1354 BCE/BC
1st
animals where
sheep, goats, and cattle
what is an artifact
clues left behind or an object from long ago
will of gods = _________
historical events
what are the 2 types of location
exact and relative
which age is it
paleolithic is _______
neolithic is ________
Mesolithic is _______
old
new
middle
the modern connection
the answer is: there is no answer
there is no answer
what does a cartographer do
creates maps
who listened to both sides greek and non-greek collecting narratives from diverse ethnic origins
Hurodatis
The anatomy of a place ________
Physical traits, human traits, sense of a place
neolithic house = _________
stay for a long time
one of the modern connections is ____________
division of labor
what does immigration mean
moving in/pull factor
Narrative bias = ____________
90% of historical accounts
what are the 5 Themes of geography
Location, place, region, human-environment Interaction, movement
stone age __________
neolithic
another one of the modern connections is _________
globalized supply chains
what does emigration mean
moving out/push factor