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Today, knowledge of Greek culture from 1150–750 BCE primarily is derived from


oral histories that later were written down.

records written by ancient Greeks during that era.

records written by other cultures during that era.

myths written down by ancient storytellers.

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Today, knowledge of Greek culture from 1150–750 BCE primarily is derived from "oral histories that later were written down," which is why so many of them are unreliable. 

Today, knowledge of Greek culture from 1150–750 BCE primarily is derived from oral histories that later were written down.

What is oral histories?

Oral history is a technique for generating and preserving original, historically interesting information, primary source material from personal recollections through planned recorded interviews. This method of interviewing is used to preserve the voices, memories and perspectives of people in history.

Today, knowledge of Greek culture from 1150-750 BCE primarily is derived from oral histories that later were written down. A long, narrative poem about a heroic figure is an epic.

At the very least, we must be aware of the limitations of oral history in order not to mislead ourselves into believing that oral history automatically yields accurate renditions of past events. Because oral history depends upon living people as sources, we have limits, we can go back one lifetime.

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