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The artifact is a Dover Thrift version of "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" by TS Eliot with extensive handwritten annotations by a graduate student.
The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history: she completed these…

This artifact is calendar for the month of September 2016 made by the submitter's son's school. The submitter provided the following:

"To get a glimpse at how writing organizes my life, this image of a school calendar is probably the best…

This artifact is of a sketch drawn by Ms. Olive K. Foley. The sketch was found in a book now owned by her granddaughter, Judith Davidson. The sketch is of a floral arrangement and has a written description next to it.

The submitter provided the…

This artifact is Samantha Kraeer's annotations in a copy of "Edgar Huntly" by Charles Brockden Brown.
The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history:
Annotations made by Samantha Kraeer in a copy of "Edgar Huntly" by Charles…

This artifact is a screenshot from a camp website with the words "OUR BUNK!" written across the top. The photograph depicts campers and counselors playing a game and bonding in their cabin and "Our bunk!" was written on it because it was featured on…

In this artifact, the unknown author summarizes a specific paragraph in the margin so they can better understand it. The textbook is The Rhetorical Tradition by Patricia Bizzell and Bruce Herzberg.

In this artifact, the unknown author writes a question about the underlined text in the margin. The author seems to be confused with the use of the phrase 'women's auxiliary.

In this artifact, the creator, Lindsay Destine, connected the passage to a more modern term now used instead of 'Ebonics'.

This is the initial planning of the project in preparation for the submission of the application for the project to be accepted into the Honors in the Major program.

A piece of A5 printer paper. Notes are written in black and green ink, some in all caps.