Ordinarily I hate it when archaeologists try to apply meaning to something they found, because they often state plausible theories as if they are facts.
This theory seems to be pretty sound though, looking at the evidence they’ve provided.
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2024-11-11
Ordinarily I hate it when archaeologists try to apply meaning to something they found, because they often state plausible theories as if they are facts.
This theory seems to be pretty sound though, looking at the evidence they’ve provided.
Did it work?
Well there's still a sun, so it didn't not work.
Well obviously it worked because the sun returned.
So there! Screw you science. Just more proof that belief in non existent magical beings takes priority for me.
I know nothing, but those look like spider stones to me