Why do historians say that anachronisms are wrong?

Anachronisms are not necessarily wrong. Some historians use anachronisms to highlight common problems in the present time. Using modern terms can emphasize the familiarity and relevance of history to the present day. Some historians argue that anachronisms are acceptable when they make the past more understandable and relatable to modern readers. This can be especially useful when dealing with complex or unfamiliar historical subjects.

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Enheduanna, the oldest known writer
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Casimir III the Great (1310-1370)
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