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Tomislav Rucevic
August 22, 2023





In a remarkable intersection of history and modernity, an ancient limestone tablet, dating back over 3,000 years, offers us a mesmerizing portal into the heartbeat of human existence—a connection between eras that spans millennia. At the core of this aged relic lies a revelation that transcends time: the art of absence management is a practice deeply etched into the annals of human society.

This historical artifact, affectionately referred to as an ostracon, bestows upon us a unique glimpse into the labor-management practices of ancient Egypt, unfolding during the illustrious reign of Ramses II, around 1250 BCE.

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