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EXAMPLE 1: A documentación nesta historia consistiu en remontarse á época de Xulio César. Houbo que averiguar que aínda non era emperador cando veu ás costas galegas, senón propretor, e arruinado. Por iso veu a estas terras, para conseguir riquezas. Había que dabuxar naves romanas, polo que foi necesario saber como eran exactamente. por último, as roupas de Xulio César e de Craso, o seu colaborador. porque non vestían igual os militares que os civís. in this case documentation consisted of going back to the period of Julius Caesar. It was essential to know that he was not still an emperar, but a propretor. He had come to Gallaecia for treasures and richness. Ships from the roman Empire, soldiers uniforms, weapons, .. |
EXAMPLE 2: To draw this story, the author had to investigate about medicine and engineering. The protagonist, who is giving a speech, is an engineer specialised on machines for medicine, especifically pacemakers. The woman has got a pacemaker designed by him. He is professionally succesful, but not personally. her heart works htanks to him. And his heart will work thanks to her. |
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In this vignette we can see the result of documentation: the action takes place in the middle ages, and two people observe how ohters are building up a church. What was the real church like? And their dresses? And the machines they used to lift rocks? And... |
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