People who have supplied information verbally.
For example if I wrote an article on the Taj Mahal and wanted to include some local history I could ask people living in the area for their stories and history and then include them in my article.
These would then be Oral sources
what are weakness of oral sources
Oral sources are recordings or transcripts detailing the lives of a person or group. Oral history can allow you to gain insight into the lives of people who otherwise might not be in the historical record.
Oral sources refer to information or knowledge that is transmitted through spoken words or oral traditions, rather than written down or recorded in any written form. These sources can include personal stories, myths, legends, folklore, and historical accounts that have been passed down through generations by word of mouth. Oral sources are important in understanding cultures, histories, and narratives that may not be recorded in written documents.
an oral source is a thing that gives information through sound for example a radio or a speech.
Primary sources, secondary sources, and oral history.
Tales
Schooling, oral tradition, and books.
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An oral citation is when a speaker acknowledges the source of information during a presentation or speech. It involves briefly mentioning the author, title, and date of the source being referenced. Oral citations are important to give credit to the original sources and to maintain credibility.
Mary M. Flekke has written: 'Oral history' -- subject(s): Bibliography, History, Sources, Oral history
per oral- which means oral route of administration.