Conflict artifacts are objects that emerge from or are associated with conflicts, wars, or social upheavals. These items can include weapons, uniforms, personal belongings, and even propaganda materials. They serve as tangible reminders of the struggles and experiences faced by individuals and communities during times of conflict. These artifacts are often preserved in museums or collections to educate the public about historical events and their impacts. By studying conflict artifacts, historians and researchers can gain insights into the social, political, and cultural dynamics of specific periods, such as the World Wars or civil rights movements.