Yet another reason for changing accounts is the rediscovery of existing information. There is information on record that either becomes lost or is overlooked. Also, records are different among those lacking information, that is to say different historians may have access to different records and may be missing different bits of information. When this information is rediscovered, it can change an accounts of events, sometimes quite significantly. In addition, the official views and/or values can take a large part in changing accounts of unchanging events. The documented accounts of events are largely influenced by the views established and held by the dominant group. Moreover, if another group gains dominance, documented accounts could change completely. What’s more, history is reevaluated when new information or problems arise. New technology either reveals new information that was either inaccessible, or gives us a better, more detailed view