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Unveiling Historical Significance of a Cigar Box Artifact

This paper explores the intriguing features of a cigar box artifact, showcasing a picturesque mountain image, descriptive writing, and a barcode. The visual representation of the mountain suggests European origins, prompting an analysis of its historical context and cultural significance. By examining such artifacts, we can gain insight into past societies and their geographical influences. Join us in examining these elements to uncover the story behind this unique piece of history.

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Unveiling Historical Significance of a Cigar Box Artifact

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  1. Exploring Artifacts

    By Sura, Ahmed, Layan, Antoun and Carlos
  2. Introduction
  3. Paper
  4. Cigar box Description: It has a picture of a mountain, it has writing, and it has a barcode. Inferences: By the look of the mountain in the picture it shows that it is European. It’s got French and English writing so it could be a French brand. It has a bar code on it so it used to be scanned.
  5. Ticket Description: It has Olympic logos, pound signs, and the amount of seats in there. Inferences: It has the Olympics logos so that means they had Olympics in that time. They also used the pounds sign and that means that they were using pounds in that time. The stadium had more than 150 seats because it says your seat is 168.
  6. Credit card Description: Made of paper has the colors orange and white and has many writing on it. Inferences: It has the name of the bank so that bank was still in business back then. It has the expiry date on it so the person who owned it was about 30 years old that time. It has a card owner name so this person was very rich in those times.
  7. Twining Description: It has the words London and green tea on it and it has a tea leaf on it. Inferences: It says London so it is British. It has a picture of a puddle of water so water is something that is needed to make it. It has a picture of a hot drink instructions on the back so it’s a hot drink.
  8. Metal
  9. Hair clip Description: Made of plastic and paper, and is see through. Inferences: This is made out of plastic which means that they used plastic in the past. I know they had trees because they had papers. It is a hair clip because it has mechanism .
  10. 1F Description: Made of metal, has a cross and shield on it, shape of a circle. Inferences: It shows the year 2009, which means they had technology to put pictures on metal. It has a cross on the shield which means that this 1F might be from Switzerland, Sweden or England. They had machines that makes circle metals because the 1F is a circle shape.
  11. Earring Description: Made in china, dusty color, has a plastic loop. Inferences: It is made in China so china was still a country then. This earring was white color before 700 years ago because now it has a dirty white color. I know that the earrings were made out of 2 parts because there is a plastic loop that connects both parts together.
  12. Bratz Description: It has many colors on it, circled shape, made out of plastic and metal. Inferences: I know they had plastic because the case was made out of plastic. It is made in more than 1 country because it has three logos for each country on it. I know that the girls on it are really famous because they are the Bratz.
  13. TQ 2000 Description: Made of rubber and cardboard, has blue on it and many writing. Inferences: It says its made in china so it’s a Chinese product. I know it was made in the year 2000 because it has the number on it It has English writing on it so I know they used English language to speak.
  14. Australian dead animal Description: Wears a red shirt, has thick fur, sharp claws. Inferences: I know it is a Australian animal because it is wearing a shirt that says “I Australia”. I know it has a thick fur to keep it warm in the weather of Australia. I know this it scratches people because it has long sharp claws.
  15. Conclusion The most valuable objects is the 1F and the Ticket. The least valuable objects is the hairclip and the cigar box. The hardest to discover were the TQ 2000 and the Twinigs and the easiest were the credit card and the Australian dead animal.
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