Time, space and place - Events take place at a particular time in a particular place and in a space on the planet Earth, each is unique to the context of its time.
Perspective and processes - Historians uses processes (methodologies) to interrogate sources of history. By interrogating sources of history to find out about times past we develop our own perspectives about those times past. At different times in history these perspectives and interpretations can change for a number of reasons.
Orientation in Time and Space - Our interpretation of evidence changes across time and space.
Using historical evidence through the interrogation of a variety of sources we construct different perspectives about time, place and space.
What is a source in history?
What kinds of sources are there?
What do historians do with sources?
What is evidence?
What processes are used to interrogate sources of history?
How have cultures recorded their lifestyles and their (his)tories?
What history do we know?
How do we interpret the histories of people in times past using evidence from sources?
How do interpretations and perspectives change over time?
To what extent can we talk about certainty in history?