A historical record of events in a particular year or period, often part of a chronological chronicle.
From Latin 'annalis' meaning 'yearly,' derived from 'annus' (year). Originally Romans kept annual records of major events, wars, and achievements.
Ancient Romans basically invented the yearbook format—they carved yearly records on walls so citizens could literally walk through history, and we still organize time this way!
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