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Some where we have built underground facilities that will be preserved or found sometime, some secret place anyway that will have been preserved.
There will still be debris from the atomic blasts, there will be the remains of cities that weren't hit, there will be things like graveyards and cemetaries that wouldn't be targeted, there'd be the craters left from our industrial mining projects, etc.
Not sure some plastics will be left behind
there'd also be the satellites.
How many traces of our civilization would survive?
Would we become the Atlantis of that generation?
How would they know where to look for our remnants?
Would we pass into the realms of myths and legends?
Would these descendants advance the same way we did with technology?
Originally posted by ultralo1
Without maintenance these facilities will rot and disapear. Steel rusts, Concrete crumbles.
If not for the myth still being relatively young how would we have known where to look?
How small would these peices be. Could they actually be intact after that lenght of time?
Again, without maitenance i doubt it
We have post holes from wooden huts from the prehistoric era
Lindow Man had died between A.D. 50 and A.D. 100.
Originally posted by ultralo1
After 10000 years how deep would most of it be buried?
And if it wernt for the bog and the special circumstances that it creates then it is highly doudbtful that we would have found those bodies.
How many camp fires did they make compared to how many reminants survived
TextSome of it wouldn't even get buried though, it'd depend on sedimentation rates at that local.
I mean, for every picasso that gets destroyed in an inferno, there's a thousand landfills, stuffed with millions of artifacts, neatly buried already.