The Code of Hammurabi -- a collection of rules carved onto stone and made in Ancient Babylon approximately between the years 1755â1750 BCE.
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A journal entry written by Christopher Columbus describing his voyage across the Atlantic Ocean.
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A two-handed pottery vase from Ancient Egypt made in about the years between 1550â1295 BCE
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The Stone Frieze from the Temple of Ninhursag in Mesopotamia made around 2600 BCE
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The instagram page @ancientgreekhistory which posts statues and art made in and during Ancient Greece
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A photograph of your grandfather on his first day of school.
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Speeches between Montezuma (the Aztec Empire's last emperor) and CortÃĐs (a soldier for the Spanish Empire) from 1528 -- the year the Aztec Empire was conquered by the Spanish Empire.
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An essay written by a middle schooler in 2023 comparing and contrasting how women were treated in Ancient Egypt and Ancient Mesopotamia.
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A selfie a friend took of himself in front of a Black Lives Matter protest during the summer of 2020.
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A textbook chapter written in 1996 about World War I. WWI happened from 1914 to 1919.
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A steel sword from Europe with a Latin quote engraved, made in about the year 1400
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A newspaper article about the start of World War II, written the day after it started.