What would archeologists say if they dug up and studied your home in 1,000 years?

[wolfcat87]

Your home, all of the items in your home, and maybe even your body in it. What do you think they would say?

Good things

Bad things

I don't know

[FreyaRed]

I think my house made of gas concrete and air chambered bricks will turn surely into dust in thousand years. Granite and marble is the stuff if you want make walls for several thousand years. I suppose in 100 thousand years even Granite turns back in a rock due erosion and recrystalization

[purplepoppy]

We suspect the plastic phallus by the bed was a religious ritual object to promote fertility.

[wolfcat87]

😅🤣😂

[AviatorTom]

My home is all wood frame on a concrete slab. After 1000 years, all that would be left is a concrete slab. The archaeologists would probably carbon date the slab and posit that there were no basements in homes of the 20th-21st centuries, which would be totally wrong.

[exitseven]

I have a very extensive sump pump system in my basement. I installed it myself the first year I lived there. The future occupants of the planet will Marvel at that engineering masterpiece

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO

[Wallythewalrus2]

That an alcoholic lived there and judging by all the mirrors, someone was in love with themselves.

[NathanDavis]

"so... cats would still reign around 1000 years ago"

[RebelinSteel]

Fuck, the bodies in the cellar. That will confuse them

[Jackblue]

They would say, this must have beem what they called in that era "a deadbeat.'

[Jessica405]

What are all these empty gin bottles?

[DJB72]

"Holy crap he had a lot of stuff!"

[Liketotry]

They would see that I was a horder