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Property:Has timeline label

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Set by the timeline record: the timeline subobject that Template:Infobox Archaeological site, Template:Infobox Historical Source, Template:Infobox Legal Instrument and Template:Infobox trade route add to their pages, which the History map and timeline read. The short caption the map shows beside the point while the timeline plays, and the point's hover text at other times.

The label says what was found, written or done, in plain text with no links, in at most 60 characters: Rumphius writes the Herbarium on Ambon. It says "earliest" or "first" only where the page it belongs to says so with a citation, and then as "earliest reported".

It comes from the infobox's timeline_label. Where that is empty, the label is the page title.

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Trinidad lays heavy licence duties on growing ganja  +
Earliest reported botanical mention of the plant in Jamaica  +
US Pure Food and Drug Act: labels must state cannabis indica  +
Van Riebeeck's journal records daccha, of disputed identity  +
Partition places the whole Ganja Mahal in East Pakistan  +
Dampier describes ganga, or bang, at Aceh  +
California adopts the Compassionate Use Act, Proposition 215  +
British India passes the Dangerous Drugs Act, 1930  +
British Guiana licenses the sale of ganja and bhang  +
Commons question on ganja smokers in India's asylums  +
Soviet decree bans sowing opium poppy and Indian hemp  +
Egypt prohibits cannabis (dated 1868 or 1879)  +
Licensed sales of Naogaon ganja end  +
Earliest mention of the word ganja known to Grierson  +
Cape Colony prohibits cannabis under Act 34 of 1891  +
Ganja Mahal consolidated around Naogaon, northern Bengal  +
South Africa bans unlicensed growing and supply of dagga  +
Canada's Cannabis Act receives royal assent  +
Hmong bring textile hemp to the Annamite uplands (Lemarié)  +
Salazar Viniegra publishes El mito de la marihuana  +