Lesson 37 of 84 · Using Sources
⭐ 30 XPMuseums and Artifacts
Museums are special places where we can see artifacts from the past.
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Museums are special places where we can see artifacts from the past. Artifacts are objects made by people, like tools, clothes, or toys. They help us understand how people lived a long time ago. When we visit a museum, we learn more about history through these interesting items.
Key Facts
Museums show artifacts from the past.
Artifacts are objects made by people.
Visiting museums helps us learn about history.
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1 of 2What do museums display?
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