Greek historians were scholars in ancient Greece who studied and recorded historical events. They aimed to provide accurate accounts of the past, often focusing on significant battles, political changes, and cultural developments. Notable figures include Herodotus, known as the "Father of History," and Thucydides, who wrote about the Peloponnesian War. Their works laid the foundation for historical writing and analysis. These historians used various methods to gather information, including interviews, eyewitness accounts, and existing records. Their writings emphasized the importance of critical thinking and evidence, influencing future historians and shaping our understanding of history.