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by Miller Romero
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Yesterday , Sarah an old museum in the city . She was to see the new exhibition about ancient civilizations .
She entered the building , bought her ticket , and waited in line with a group of tourists . Some of them , but others were clearly in the topic .

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As the tour started , the guide the history of the artifacts . Sarah , , and took notes . At one point , the guide showed a mask from a tribal ceremony . A few people looked , but Sarah was more amused than .
She laughed , smiled , and to the person next to her , who seemed equally . The room was full of dust - covered relics , and the air felt a little chilling , but no one seemed to mind .

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Later , she , , and photographed several rooms . In the corner of one hall , she found a broken statue with a label . It said it was from the Roman Empire , but it had Egyptian symbols . She , checked , and finally a staff member .
The staff member looked and explained it was a mistake . Sarah thanked him and left the room feeling with her observation .

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Then , she a short film screening about ancient rituals . The documentary was well - made , but the narrator ? s voice was so slow and monotone that it left some people sleepy in their chairs . Sarah found the visuals amazing , but the explanation was a bit .
She stayed , , and about burial customs , forgotten languages , and mysterious ruins hidden in the jungle .

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After the film , she entered the interactive zone , where she , , and replicas of ancient tools . One child was clearly by the hands - on experience and dragged his dad from one exhibit to another . A nearby teacher looked by the noise and energy in the room .
Sarah , however , interested , focused , and even a little by how much effort had been put into the exhibit .

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Before leaving , she bought a book , to a tired guard , and waved goodbye to the guide . Outside , the sky looked and the wind felt .
It had been a long , day full of discoveries , questions , and fun . On the way home , she replayed the events in her head and she had never felt so by history .

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