In today’s lecture we spoke about our field visits and what all we observed. While this discussion was going on, Sir also mentioned a few historical facts about our locations that we were unaware of.
These facts rose the topic of Oral History. We know that oral history is a form of the past that does not have any written proof or recording. This knowledge has been passed to generations by word of mouth only and due to this very reason it differs between individual or groups.
Next, our faculty explained the mapping of our areas and how it has to be done for the final project. We ended this class by clearing any doubts we had for the further visits.
DISHA KALYANI 