Archives
A person who studies historical documents is called a historian or a historical researcher. In a more specific context, they may be referred to as an archivist if they focus on preserving and organizing historical records.
Historical documents can be compared to today's documents and produce more accurate results. Historical documents can make research easier, and kick-start observations for sociologists. Historical documents can contain references to further enhance research.
Documents that were written in the past
Historical documents are documents that contain important information about a person, place, or event. Most famous historical documents are either laws, accounts of battles (often given by the victors or persons sharing their viewpoint), or the exploits of the powerful.
Military memorabilia collector, militaria collector, historical reenactor are a few that can be used.
Documents that were written in the past
Documents that were written in the past
Primary source documents are documents that are created during the historical period and are written about the historical period. They are often based on observation.
An Archives. A place where historical records and memorabilia are stored and preserved for research and posterity.
The Declaration of Independence
The U.S. Constitution
A person who collects historical artifacts is typically known as a collector or a historian. They may also be referred to as an antiquarian or an archivist, depending on the context and specific focus of their collection.