For the duration, you receive glimpses of the most prominent memories of an object you can touch. When you cast the spell, and as an action on each turn until the spell ends, you can focus your mind on any one object within range.
Initially you learn the single most prominent memory associated with the object. As an action, the caster makes a WIS save and can attempt to parse through other memories that exist up to three years in the past. On a successful save, you receive information regarding the most prominent memories associated with the object within the last three years. On a failed save, you only receive the initial memory and the spell cannot be cast on this object again for another 48 hours.
This spell can be cast on items in locations, as well, such as a cobblestone of a busy street or the brick of a nearby building. The caster must make a WIS save; on a successful save, you learn the most important memory of the place within the last three years. On a failed save, you do not learn any memories from the place.
* - (The item attempting to be cast on and a copper piece)