history notes, maybe? notebook.

it's me! who hasn't posted in

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which brings to the topic of this post - class notes from my history course.

well, to be very precise, these are the class notes and notes in my p h y s i c a l notebook. I also do a lot of work in Notion but those are going to entirely different posts so eh.

answers to questions which most likely wouldn't be asked but which might cross the minds of some people :

1. the language in my notes is almost 100% finnish. a few snippets in english at for example a page which has notes for info collecting on the Indus valley civilization - mainly because it's a lot easier for me to jot down the thing in english if I found it in english, and don't immediately a translation for it

2. my history course covers a very broad range of topics, it's the mandatory course to participate in so we're basically speedrunning through major points of human history.

2.1 - the first page is about the definition of history in general. how it came to be as a subject and such. page after that is prehistory, briefly covering human evolution and whatnot. then a mindmap on hunter gatherers. a page listing the for a terminology test.

2.2 - now we have some notes about the civilization cradles (that might be the right term in this context but to be honest doesn't really matter for a blog). ancient mesopotamia, ancient egypt, ancient china, ancient india - specifically the indus valley civilization. notes about that stuff and the common things and whatnot

2.3 - ancient greece stuff here. not much yet since the course is still midway but yes, ancient greece

and that's it. those were notes. as the title gave away. nothing more special about it :P

yet. I still need to make my notion posts, whoopsie