Inquessapedia

evidence (historical)

EV-ih-duhns (hih-STOR-ih-kuhl)

Evidence is information used to support or prove something about the past. It helps historians understand events, people, and places. Evidence comes in many forms.

Objects, documents, photographs, and recordings can all serve as evidence. These items are often stored in museums, archives, or historical sites. Evidence may come from different time periods and locations.

Historians and researchers study evidence to build explanations of the past. It is part of historical investigation and research.

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