> so all we can show you is this archived footage.
You mean the tens of thousands of videos that will be posted. Historians will have no shortage of source material.
I'd actually argue that the videos are more valuable as they show first hand how the game was played at the time. Think a recording of a long-forgotten instrument compared to the actual instrument, which is more valuable?
I think there's quite a difference between playing and watching. Think of it like trying to understand Shakespeare based on clips from Baz Luhrmann's reinterpretation of Romeo and Juliet.
You mean the tens of thousands of videos that will be posted. Historians will have no shortage of source material.
I'd actually argue that the videos are more valuable as they show first hand how the game was played at the time. Think a recording of a long-forgotten instrument compared to the actual instrument, which is more valuable?