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The artifact is graffiti featuring the word "ELI."

Michael West penned this list planning out how to budget their time over a weekend. The list is written neatly on lined note paper in pen ink. The paper is white with a blue header featuring a black, circular brand logo with three blue stars on the…

This artifact is a picture of a chalk drawing of a wizard drawn on the sidewalk by the FSU Swing Dance Club. The accompanying text is placed above the wizard, written in pale chalk as well. The wizard is winking, has a beard, and is wearing a blue…

This graffiti was found on a section of sidewalk outside of the Longmire Building on Convocation Way, located within Florida State University's main campus in Tallahassee, Florida. The writing looks like it was carved out of the cement with a stick…

This artifact is an observation made by the submitter.

The submitter provided the following regarding the artifact: "This is a banner hung outside of the Alpha Gamma Delta House to display their support of Greek Week Relay for Life event. The…

This artifact is graffiti of a name and sorority carved onto a sidewalk. It appears the writing was carved into the cement with a stick or some other object.

This artifact is a card written by Angie Boatenreiter to her parents Mary Ruth and Becker Boatenreiter to catch up. The submitter provided the following information about the artifact's history:

"This is a card I found while searching through my…

This artifact is graffiti written outside of Montgomery Hall on Florida State University.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact's history: This 'Hillary 2016' text was found outside Montgomery Hall on Florida State University's…

This artifact is a screenshot of an email composed by John Gilchrist, the submitter's father, to William Gilchrist and Joan Gilchrist (mother) in reference to an article about how to be more patient in the age of instant gratification. He includes a…

This artifact is a note written to Linda Adler-Kassner, a professor at University of California Santa Barbara, regarding her bumper.
The submitter provided the following about the artifact's history:
She [Linda] doesn't know who wrote it, but she…