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* ProchronicProduct: An anachronism is invented that could not have been produced until significantly later.
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* DecadeDissonance


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* TheAbridgedHistory: {{Parody}}ing and shortening real-life History, therefore leading to key events in one UsefulNotes/{{Common Historical Setting|s}} happening all at once.
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* LivingArk
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* AnachronisticAnimalAnachronisticAnimal: An animal that wasn't present at a particular point in history, or alternatively, a modern version of a domestic animal (or a descendant of an ancient species) appearing where its predecessors should be instead.



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* SteamNeverDiesSteamNeverDies: Both in media and in real life, most people think of steam trains when imagining trains in general.
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* SexInASharedRoom: Due to lack of space and/or bedding, this was almost omnipresent back in the day. But, if it shows up in fiction, odds are it means something.
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* BambooTechnology
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* GoodOldWays: A character intentionally uses outdated customs and technology.
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Wherin a number of tropes and idioms corresponding with known discrepancies in olden-times, to-day, and future prognostications are accumulated in a list.

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Wherin Wherein a number of tropes and idioms corresponding with known discrepancies in olden-times, to-day, and future prognostications are accumulated in a list.
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* MedievalUniversalLiteracy
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory

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* ArtisticLicenseHistoryArtisticLicenseHistory: The work disregards factual historical information for the sake of the plot.



* BornInTheWrongCentury
* ContemporaryCaveman
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* BornInTheWrongCentury
BornInTheWrongCentury: A person wishes they had existed in another time period.
* ContemporaryCaveman
ContemporaryCaveman: A caveman ends up in modern times.
* CosmeticallyAdvancedPrequelCosmeticallyAdvancedPrequel: Because the development team has access to better equipment and techniques, the prequel consequently has a more advanced look to it than the work it is intended to take place before.



* DiscoDan

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* DiscoDanDiscoDan: A person who still engages in the fashion and fads of the past.



* EternalSexualFreedom

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* EternalSexualFreedomEternalSexualFreedom: Works in the past do not show anyone having issues with sexual mores.



* TheGenieKnowsJackNicholson
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* TheGenieKnowsJackNicholson
TheGenieKnowsJackNicholson: A fanciful being in the past somehow impersonates or knows of modern celebrities.
* GivingRadioToTheRomansGivingRadioToTheRomans: A time-traveler gives modern technology to people in the past.



* PoliticallyCorrectHistory

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* PoliticallyCorrectHistoryPoliticallyCorrectHistory: A work taking place in the past deliberately glosses over or whitewashes the unpleasant aspects of the past that modern audiences might be offended by.



* PrecrimeArrest

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* PrecrimeArrestPrecrimeArrest: Someone gets arrested for a crime they haven't even committed yet.



* TheWebAlwaysExisted

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* TheWebAlwaysExistedTheWebAlwaysExisted: If you've brought a computer with you to the past, you can somehow access the Internet in a time where it doesn't yet exist.



* XCalledTheyWantTheirYBack

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* XCalledTheyWantTheirYBackXCalledTheyWantTheirYBack: A form of insulting someone's wardrobe where you joke that the article of clothing was taken from a person or group that the article of clothing would suit more. A common version is to claim that a specific time period wants the article of clothing back to insinuate that the person's taste in fashion is outdated.
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