UPSC/History/Ancient/Content

1. Definition of History

2. Significance of History.

3. Division of History.

4. Historical Sources.

(I). Archaeology Sources

—(a). Inscription or Epigraphy

—(b). Coins or Numismatics

—(c). Monuments

—(d). Excavation works, Ruined cities and other Archaeological artefacts

(II). Literary Sources 








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