Tag: archaeology

This is a two-panel informative fact post. Text at the top of the image states that King Tutankhamun's famous iron dagger was not made from Earth-origin material, and researchers confirmed the blade is forged from extraterrestrial meteorite iron. The left panel features a photo of King Tutankhamun's iconic gold and lapis lazuli funerary death mask, and the right panel displays the iron dagger next to its golden sheath against a plain black background.

King Tutankhamun's Dagger Is Made From Extraterrestrial Meteorite Iron

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This humorous meme depicts a skeleton posed as a recent find at an archaeological excavation site, surrounded by small digging trowels on dirt. The skeleton is modified with exaggerated features referencing modern cosmetic procedures: extremely large lip fillers affixed to its skull, large silicone breast implants placed on its ribcage, long bright pink fake nails on its finger bones, and heavy dark eye makeup drawn on the skull. It holds a smartphone in one hand as if mid-selfie. Text above the image reads 'What Archaeologists will find in 500 years from now'. The joke is a sarcastic exaggeration of current beauty and plastic surgery trends, specifically mocking public figures like Kim Kardashian who are widely known for getting extensive cosmetic enhancements, implying that their non-biodegradable cosmetic modifications will survive long after the rest of their body decomposes to be found by future archaeologists.

What Archaeologists Will Find In 500 Years (Kim Kardashian Parody Meme)

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This image displays a satellite map covering Europe, North Africa, and Western to Southern Asia, marking all locations where Roman coins have been archaeologically found. Large orange shaded areas cover the core territories of the Roman Empire around the Mediterranean, including Western Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East, while scattered orange dots show coin finds extending all the way east into India, illustrating the far reach of ancient Roman trade and influence.

Map of Where Roman Coins Have Been Found

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A multi-panel meme featuring a satirical sculpture titled 'Handsome Squidward Discobolus,' a humorous fusion of the classical Discobolus (Discus Thrower) statue and the character Squidward Tentacles from *SpongeBob SquarePants*. The top text reads: 'A man made a "Handsome Squidward Discobolus" Sculpture, went to Greece and dropped it in the Aegean Sea to fool future archeologists' followed by 'Possibly the best use of free will.' The meme consists of four panels: 1) The bronze-colored sculpture positioned on a rocky shore overlooking the Aegean Sea; 2) Two men examining the sculpture, with a small sign on its base reading 'let's see'; 3) The sculpture underwater surrounded by fish; 4) A person submerging the sculpture on the seabed. The content humorously frames the act as a creative prank targeting future archaeologists.

Man Places 'Handsome Squidward Discobolus' Sculpture in Aegean Sea to Fool Archaeologists

A multi-panel meme featuring …