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Come from 7th century AD, Suffolk, England. Used for describes the period through the famous Anglo-Saxon helmet from Sutton Hoo . At saxons and vikings society.

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This is the mummy of Hornedjitef an Egyptian priest who was buried in a coffin.Hornedjitef was mummified and put into two coffins. The picture portrays the inner coffin which was made of wood and elaborately decorated. His detailed coffin and mummification allowed for passage to a second life which Egyptians strongly believed in. Today, the mummy of Hornejitef resides in the British Museum.This relic is significnt,beause of the anciant Egyptian custom the body is intact. not like others  only the bones remains

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1.Rhind Mathematical Papyrus

2.Thebes, Egypt
About 1500 BC

3.Papyrus was used to write on in ancient Egypt and was used until the eighth century AD when it was replaced by the paper we are familiar with today. It is made of plants.
4.Ancient Egypt

Higher maths, such as deductive reasoning and logic, developed in Greece from 500 BC onwards.

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1.British penny
2. 1780-1914 AD.  British.
3.When the feminist movement was born in the early 20th century, so did women's self-confidence and violence. They overlaid the words 'Vote for women' on British pennies emblazoned with the king's image in crude capital letters. This coin represents an act of civil disobedience and is a brilliant idea for low-budget mass propaganda. Because it exploits the potential of coinage - a bit like the internet today - is incredibly widespread. In 1918, women over the age of 30 gained the right to vote, and in 1928, voting was extended to all women over the age of 21, on the same terms as men.

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1.Early Writing Tablet

2.Iraq
About 3100-3000 BC

3.This tablet is a record of the daily beer rations for workers. It is made of ceramics

4.Ancient Middle East

This piece of clay contains some of the earliest writing in the world. It's called 'cuneiform,' which means wedge-shaped.

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Come from AD 1515, European. Used for record the events(Seeking approval for his Eastern empire, the Portuguese king sent the rhino as a gift to the pope. However, the ship carrying the rhino sank in a storm and the unfortunate rhino was drowned) that caused a sensation at the time at the time Portugal's navy dominated the Indian Ocean and controlled the world's spice trade.

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One of the oldest tool in all humans history,made of green volcanic lava.this was found in Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania ,Africa .It already excist for 1.3 million years,this is the evidence of we know how to use tools.And how we evolve from only know how to use simple tools to more complex ones.

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1. the statue of a woman
2.1200-1400 AD Huastecs
3.Around 1400 AD the Aztecs conquered their northern neighbors, the Huastec. There are few things that allow us to recreate the world and the Huastecs idea now, the most telling is the stone statue of the Huastec mother goddess.  A symbol of fertility, vegetation and renewal, she is the ultimate green goddess, transforming organic waste and feces into healthy new life, guaranteeing a great cycle of natural regeneration.