Before written records, oral traditions preserved family histories across cultures. African griots memorized genealogies, passing down stories of lineage and heroism, while Native American tribes used storytelling to trace kinship. Today, oral histories remain vital for cultures with limited documentation, like Indigenous groups, though their accuracy depends on consistent retelling. Genealogists record these stories using tools like audio apps to preserve them for future generations.
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