Will Future Archaeologists Study Plastic Bottles The Way They Study Ancient Pottery? This Archaeologist Certainly Thinks So Our plastic trash might actually help future humans understand us better.

Ursula K. Le Guin — Always Coming Home

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In '85 prescient @ursulaleguin.bsky.social named our #Anthropocene’s #plastiglomerate “fumo balls”
“Fumo is a word for concretions, usually whitish or yellowish..of ancient industrial origin..some beaches are almost entirely composed of small particles of fumo”.
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One aspect of the contemporary moment, for me, is the necessity for & influx of neologISMS, e.g., #antropocene and #plastiglomerate.

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Leaving our geological mark & it shall be known to future geologists as #plastiglomerate ... www.geek.com/science/plastic-rocks-be... #geology #environment