Cultural historians are scholars who study the ways in which culture shapes and is shaped by historical events. They examine various aspects of culture, including art, literature, traditions, and social practices, to understand how these elements influence societies over time. By analyzing artifacts, texts, and other cultural products, they provide insights into the values and beliefs of different communities. These historians often focus on specific periods or regions, such as the Renaissance or Ancient Rome, to explore how cultural movements impact historical narratives. They may also investigate the roles of influential figures, like artists or philosophers, in shaping cultural identity and societal change.