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The creator of the scrapbook was my friend Samantha, who made it for my birthday my freshmen year of college. In this artifact, she details the things she associates with me.

This artifact is John Hostage's "laptop," or portable writing station, containing photos, letters, postcards, a journal documenting financial transactions, , writing materials, a diary/daily log for the year of 1902, and what appears to be three…

This is graffiti found on the inside of a graphing calculator.
The submitter provided the following about the artifact's history: Someone in a math class wrote their name, and this message on it, and it's been there for about 7 years now, only…

This artifact is Maryana Boatenreiter's card from her friend Casey on her 21st birthday.

This artifact is Jake Walker's "get well soon" card for Maryana Boatenreiter.

The submitter provided the following information about the artifact's history:
My appendix ruptured when I was in fifth grade, and so my whole class wrote me "get well…

This artifact is Sabrina Debrard's sticker decorated with her friends and family's names and greetings.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history:
This is a sticker that is placed on the wall in my room where I used to…

This artifact is Margaret Bell's monthly planner on a dry-erase board. She uses this to keep up with events.

The submitter provided the following information about the artifact's history:
Found in a store before the August of 2015, the board was…

This artifact is Emma Peterson's yearly planner which includes reminders for events, class assignments, and tests.

The submitter provided the following information about the artifact's history:Written in a yearly planner, this artifact’s purpose…

This artifact is Lazaro Rodriguez's text message with his friend George about how their workout the day before and how sore they were.

The submitter provided the following information about the artifact's history:
The text message was composed…

This artifact is a wedding invitation to Ellen Cecil and Alexander Lemkin's wedding.

The submitter told the following story about the artifact's creation:
"I can definitely say that I spent WAY too much time thinking about and stressing about…