Sure! Here’s the split of the colors by hue:

Warm Tones

1. Antique Gold - #C8B300 - A rich, warm gold reminiscent of ancient treasures and artifacts.
2. Rustic Brick - #A44E3C - A warm, earthy red that reflects the historical architecture and the richness of old brick buildings.
3. Aged Ivory - #EAE6D6 - A soft, off-white that brings to mind aged parchment and historical documents.

Cool Tones

1. Deep Slate - #4A545E - A dark, muted blue-gray that evokes a sense of depth and seriousness, fitting for historical content.
2. Dusty Olive - #8B8F5A - An earthy green that suggests age and the natural world, symbolizing the passage of time.

This division highlights the warm hues that convey richness and nostalgia against the cool tones that provide depth and seriousness.

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