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News is considered a primary source, i.e. an original source created at the time a historical event occurs (or possibly afterwards) and are directly associated with their creator (or user).
Essentially, a primary source is the subjective interpretation of a witness to an event.
Primary sources serve as the raw documentation, which social scientists use to interpret and analyze the past.
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Anthropology News from the AAA is available via the AN website or as a bi-monthly magazine.
New York Times features articles on anthropology & archaeology.
Thomson Reuters Foundation runs a news website that covers the world’s under-reported stories at the heart of tech and society, inclusive economies, and climate change.
