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This artifact is Alysia Boldin's notebook paper with a doodle on it.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact's origin: "I created this artifact while sitting in a study room where I was doing homework and studying. It felt as…

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 a postal sticker with writing and a drawing on it. The sticker, instead of having shipping information on it, is drawn on. A bear is pictured saying "Life's innumerable to pleasures!?"

This artifact is located in the men's bathroom of Iron Factory, a Korean barbecue restaurant in Athens, GA. This particular set of writings may be found above the only urinal in the room. The text is featured on a red-painted wall and is likely…

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 an unknown author's graffiti on a wall in Strozier Library on Florida State Univeristy's campus in Tallahassee, Florida. The "A" in the word "wonderland" is upside-down.

The submitter provided the following about the artifact’s…

An unknown student drew and captioned this image for an art history course. The drawing is underneath a picture of what the drawing parodies. There is highlighted and underlined printed text on the page. There is white text at the bottom of the image…

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…

This artifact is a doodle of a girl in the margin of notes drawn by Serena Corson.

This artifact is a doodle of a boy in the margin of class notes by Serena Corson.