Why historians and archaeologists are like detectives who use various sources to study about our past?
HistoryClass 6AllAnswered 5 Apr 2026
Answer
Answer: Archaeologists and historians are scholars who study things that were made and used in the past through the process of excavation. Manuscripts, inscriptions, tools, coins, monuments are the source of information used by these scholars to know about the past of the people. Once these sources are found, learning about the past becomes an adventure, and gradually history is reconstructed. That is why historians and archaeologists are like detectives, who use various sources to study about our past.
Suggested Q&A
History · Class 6- HistoryClass 6What do you know about the King Chandragupta Maurya?
- HistoryClass 6Briefly describe the administration of the Mauryan empire.
- HistoryClass 6Write a note on the cities of the Mauryan empire.
- HistoryClass 6How can we say that Ashoka was a unique ruler?
- HistoryClass 6What were welfare measures taken by Ashoka?
- HistoryClass 6Name some of countries where Ashoka sent his officials to spread dhamma.