Write a short story (approx. 800 words) about a historical artifact being discovered in the present day. The narrative structure must be non-linear. Start with the archaeologist finding the object. The second section must take place 500 years in the past, written from the third-person limited perspective of the artisan who created the object. The third section must take place 100 years after creation, written from the first-person perspective of the object itself (personification). The final section returns to the present in the second person ('You'), addressing the reader as the archaeologist. Ensure that the sensory details and emotional stakes shift distinctively with each perspective change.