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Share. Historical reenactment groups and living history groups offer an insight into how men and women lived in past times. These groups often focus on reenactment of wars, offering members (and sometimes the public) a glimpse of what life was like during the conflicts that shaped history.
Re-enactors take part in the events, including mock battles and other military maneuvers, while Living Historians take responsibility for interpreting the activities onsite for visitors, often assuming the roles of historical figures speaking from the specific time and place.
Living history is an activity that incorporates historical tools, activities and dress into an interactive presentation that seeks to give observers and participants a sense of stepping back in time.
Reenactors sometimes spend a whole weekend living in period clothing and doing the daily tasks that were done by their characters. Living histories recreate the life and people of a certain period and have both military and civilian impressions. These events are well-researched used for the education of the public.
noun. any of various activities involving the re-enactment of historical events or the recreation of living conditions of the past.
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The term living history referrers to a method of interpreting the past through the use of a person or persons dressed in period clothing. The technique is usually enhanced by having the person or persons use period tools and engage in period activities.
Examples of living history Radio and televison broadcasting is part of the living history of our country. Those buildings contribute not only architecturally to the historic appreciation of the dockyard, but house processes that are in themselves living history.
A Hobby with a Touch of Science Living history is an activity that combines historical activities, crafts, and dressing styles into a single comprehensive activity. It also incorporates elements of historical culture and religion.

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