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What are the historical English?
History ['history] n.

Narrative ['kju] a. r? Tiv] Annotation and narration

Herodotus [h? r? d? t? herodotus

About? :k? ] prep。 (Latin) about (abbreviation c, CA. ,Cir。 ,Cir。 ,c .)

Thucydides [θju'sid? Thucydides

Chronological kr? n? l? d? ik? Chronologically arranged

Territorial. Teri won't? :ri? Regional.

Theme [θ am I? By topic, by topic.

Great History Great History (School)

Archaeology [. ki]? l? d? I] archaeology

Methodology [meθ? d? l? d? I] method

Close to [? Public relations? ut? ] research methods

observe the discipline

Perspective [p? view

Humanities [hju:'m? Nitiz] humanities

Social science social science

Classification. kl? classify

Anthropology. ? nθr? p? l? d? I] anthropology

Global history global history

Historiography. hist? :ri '? gr? Fi] History, historiography, philology

Biographical White? gr? fik? Biography; Biographical

Topic [θ am I? thematic

Medieval? Medieval; mediaeval

Historical philosophy

Meta-level ['meets?' Lev? L] overall level, meta level

Teleological. Park Jung Su? l? d? ik? Teleological teleological

Diplomatic. dipl? m? diplomacy

Historical method

original data

Epistemology [i.pisti'm? l? d? I] epistemology

Peloponnesian peninsula. Pell? p? Peloponissos

Holy, holy.

Chronology [kr? n? l? d? I] chronicle

Cyclic ['circulative] a. circulating

Postmortem? Stezum? After death

Dynasty [Dai? Stik] dynasty

Saint Augustine [seint? :' g? Saint Augustine

Christian ['Christine? Christianity; Christian

Renaissance [r? Nice? Renaissance

Religious, religious.

Hegel ['hegel] n.hegel

Secular [sekjul? immortal

Ranke grade

Epic ['epic] n. Epic, narrative poem

Nationalist. n? n? Nationalists

Fernand Braudel? Fernand? Braudel

Leroy raduri [l? La Royer? Raduri

Marc Bloch [Mark bl? K] mark? bullock

Lucien Febvre【lysj? Lv Xian? Fife er

Multidisciplinary. m? lti'disiplin? multidisciplinary

Yearbook ['? n? Lz] school yearbook school

Quantitative history

Raw data raw data

Ethnic ['ethnic] n.ethnic

Racial ['racial] a. racial.

Genre ['? ɑ:nr? Type, genre, style

The history of everyday life

Marxist ['Marxist] a. Marxist; Marxist

Eric hobsbawm? bsb? Eric? Hobsbawm

Georges lefebvre [r? l? George? Le faivre

Fran? Fran? ois Foley? Frey

Roland Musnier [r? Mu Lan: Roland? Emmanuel Munir

Anti-Marxist

Feminist ['feminist] n.a feminist, feminist; feminist

Postmodernist. p? Just me? d? Postmodernist; Postmodernist

Richard Evans? Nz] Richard? joris ivens

Keith Winstel. Keith? Wen xiude

Historical staging [pi? ri? Historical stage

Classified kl? What if not? Ri] classification

Review. retr? U 'spektiv] traceability.

Gilded age

Dark ages

World War I

Decimal ['desim? L] based on decimal system

Amulet. t? Liz's. It has the effect of amulet.

Victorian [vik t? :ri? Victorian era

Napoleon's [n? . p? Uri? Napoleonic era

Meiji [will I? One:] The Meiji era

May Tam plus people. m? r? Wende? Me? During the Mei Tam Dynasty,

Romantic [r? m? The Romantic Period

Sex ['seksju? Revolutionary revolution

Conservative [k? N's :v? conservative

Roman Catholicism? θ? Roman Catholic culture

Franco? Franco

primitive culture

Paul Turnal [p? Paul tocha.

Anté-historique['a: Tell me? Rik] prehistory

Prehistoric ['prequel] a. Rik] prehistory

Daniel Wilson [d? nj? Daniel wilson

Prehistoric? :ri? Prehistoric expert, prehistorical historian

the Stone Age

Bronze age

Iron Age

Dig. eksk? Vein excavation

Geology [d? Me? l? d? Ik] geology

Geography [d? Me? gr? geography

Educated? Rit] literate

Geneticist [d? I am a geneticist.

Linguist ['Li? Linguist

Paleontology. p? Lee? Won't it? l? d? I] paleontology

Biological [white]? l? d? I] biology

Geology [d? Me? l? d? I] geology

Archaeoastronomy [.ɑ:ki? u? s'tr? n? archaeoastronomy

Linguistics [Li? linguistics

Molecular [m? lekjul? molecular

Genetics [d? genetics

Archaeological. A: ki? l? d? ik? Archaeological.

Artifact ['ɑ:tif? Kt] man-made products

Anonymous [? n? Nim? No first or last name, anonymous.

Neanderthals [ni]? nd? Neanderthals

Academic. ? k? Academic, academic; Engage in academic research

New Guinea [nju:' Gini' New Guinea

Paleolithic. p? Lee? Paleolithic age; Paleolithic

Early paleolithic period

Homo sapiens [h? Hmm? Homo sapiens (the scientific name of modern people)

Homo habilis ['h? Hmm? Hmm? go-getter

Species ['spi:? Me: z] n.

usher ['? Introduction, introduction.

Anatomical. ? n? t? anatomic

Bury? Bury? Burial, funeral, grave

Sophisticated [s? Festi. Complex, precise, precise

Bright spot ['bright spot] n.bright spot

Middle paleolithic period

The Klumanu? Kroma Nyon

Nomadic [n? Hmm? Nomadic, nomadic, vagrant

Hunter gatherer

An egalitarian? Litley. An egalitarian

Sedentary? n.t? Ri] settled, fixed

Chiefdom? i:fd? M] the position and authority of a leader.

Stratification. str? Smooth energy-saving method stratification

Indigenous [in]did? Are you online? Indigenous; Primitive; Local.

Late paleolithic period

Mesolithic. mes? Li θ ik] n. Middle Stone Age; Mesolithic

Mesolithic Period

Neolithic age. Ni:? Neolithic age; Neolithic

Pleistocene ['plaist? Usi: n] Pleistocene; Pleistocene

Millennium [Milani? Thousands of years.

Swamp? l? wetland

Beizhong

Deforestation. Sandy: F? Forestry development

Synthetic? mp? component

Something extremely hard, flint.

Twilight maikr? Li θ] Microliter

microburin。 Mike? bju? Rin] small meat cleaver

Interception? k? sliding tackle

adze,adz [? thulium (Tm)

Canoe [k? dugout canoe

bow [b? bowknot

Neolithic Age

Domestication [d? tame

War? : f] war

Stonehenge? Not ready yet? ] Stonehenge

Millennium [Mi Le? millennium

Sumerians [Sue:' Miri? Sumerians

Peru [p? [ru] Peru

Central America. mez? u? Merrick? ] Central America

Fertile crescent moon? Nt] Crescent zone (an arc-shaped area connecting the eastern coast of the Mediterranean in Syria, which is one of the cradles of ancient civilization)

Irrigation. IRI irrigation

Metal age metal age

Copper stone. k? lk? Li θ ik] copper rock; Copper-stone

Old world, old world, old world (especially Europe)

Metallurgy [me't? l? d? I] metallurgy

Metalworking ['met? l.w? :ki? metal processing

Tin, tin

Outcrop ['autkr? Pi? Come out of the earth's surface

Arsenic? Arsenic; arsenic

Iron? ferruginous

Cradle ['cradle] n. Cradle; cradle

Valley? Li] watershed

Euphrates

Tigris

Mesopotamia. mes? p? teimi? Mesopotamia

Nile, Nile

Indus valley? Indus River

Subcontinent [s? Okay? ntin? Nt] subcontinent