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Sources of History

Material Sources - Forts and Monuments

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Medieval Indian History Broadly, the period from the ninth century CE till the end of the eighteenth century CE is considered to be the medieval period of Indian history.
Sources of History Various Materials- Written or Unwritten, that tell us about past.
Material Sources Consists of items with physical substances
Written sources Written sources are in form of written texts.
Oral Sources Oral Sources consists of information passed on by word of mouth
Types of material Sources Memorials, Buildings, Cave Sculptures, Inscriptions, Coins, Copper Plates, Forts
Types of Forts Hill forts, forest forts, sea forts and forts on the plains
Types of Monuments samadhis, graves, veergala, palaces, mansions, queens’ quarters and houses
Samadhi Samadhi is erected in the memory of a dead person over the burial place which is structurally enclosed.
Grave Place where dead body is buried
Veergalas Veergala is the martyrs stones erected in the memory of slain, unsung soldiers.
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