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For questions about excavation of past species and civilizations, on Earth or an alien world. Topics include the actual science of archeology, information gleaned from the fossil records, and longevity of civilization artifacts.
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How long would today's books last in a post-apocalyptic setting?
In my setting, the modern world ended catastrophically 500-ish years ago in-setting, which would be about 2150 as the event date. So the "present" is 2650 ish.
Judging by the research I've done so far …
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