Burning Your Fingers, Historical Foodways with Regula of MissFoodWise.com

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FBC 2014 Regula Ysewijn
Facts, Fables and Fairytales

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Credit: State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory

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methods of (historical) research
Get the facts
Always doubt the source
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Sources
Primary Sources
Archaeology Literature
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Monuments, Pottery,
Relics, Buildings, furniture
Numismatics (coins, tokens,
paper money, and related objects
Epigraphy (inscriptions or
epigraphs)
Paleography (ancient writing)
Original words
of the
writer.
Local and
foreign Manuscripts
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memoirs, biography,
diary

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Sources
Secondary Sources
Archives, public and private
Modern books, reprints, translations
Newspapers
Magazines
Handbooks
Dictionaries
Pamphlets
Most of the internet, blogs, newssites,...

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Secondary Sources
Interprets and analyses
a Primary Source

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