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This artifact is a sign found at a rundown shop of Highway 231 in the outskirts of Panama City. The sign is a response to the influx of looters in Panama City after Hurricane Michael. It is composed of plywood and spray paint.

This artifact is a sign found propped up on an abandoned building in Panama City. It advertises an offer to buy used cars and trucks with cash. The sign is composed of plywood and various paints.

This artifact is an open sign for a mattress store in Panama City. The exterior of the store was destroyed in the wake of Hurricane Michael, and the store's owners created the sign to continue to attract business. The sign is composed of a mattress…

This artifact is a sign blocking the entrance of a destroyed gas station in Panama City. The sign is composed of plywood and spray paint.

This artifact is a sign found at an abandoned neighborhood area in Panama City. The sign is meant to express sympathy for the cove area destroyed by Hurricane Michael. The sign is composed of plywood and spray paint.

This artifact is a sign found by an abandoned house in a neighborhood in Panama City. The sign is meant to deter looters from the neighborhood with the threat of gunfire. The sign is composed of roofing, spray paint, and one shotgun shell taped in…

This artifact is Leanne Grahn's photo of a white board at an event with her name tag from the event in front of it.
The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s history:
1. found in Atlanta, GA at the Coalition for Collegiate Women's…

This artifact is Phi Mu's banner for their spring philanthropy.

The submitter provided the following regarding the artifact: "Banners are created by sororities, fraternities, and other organizations to portray and announce certain events going on…

This artifact is an observation made by the submitter.

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

This artifact is Lacey Vick's piece of art with a Bible verse from Romans 8:18 written on it.

The submitter provided the following information about the artifact's history: The creator states that she created the card as an inspirational reminder…