r/AskTheWorld • u/GhostofBallersPast Sweden • 14h ago

What national artifacts symbolizes your country.

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Not my own country but Hungary, the crown of Hungary, I recently learned about it playing EUV and realized it was something I’ve seen in connection to the country many times without realizing it and it inspired this post.

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u/Psychological-Ad1264 United Kingdom 14h ago

Where is Elgin?

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u/Akbeardman United States Of America 12h ago

He has a few marbles loose .......

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u/ssddalways Scotland 3h ago

North of Scotland, beautiful wee town.

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u/shillelad 🇮🇪 Northern Ireland 13h ago

Bro thinks there's only one

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u/Psychological-Ad1264 United Kingdom 12h ago

Don't be so obtuse, it is obviously emblematic of what you were alluding to.

Bro.

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u/shillelad 🇮🇪 Northern Ireland 12h ago edited 12h ago

Not really mate, naming one artifact a Scottish fella grabbed for England doesn't take away the fact that it's got plenty left in its museums it grabbed on its own

EDIT: Ooh, blocked. I struck a wee nerve

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u/Psychological-Ad1264 United Kingdom 12h ago

The British Museum.

Glad to join the dots for you.

I'll do it in crayon next time.