I would put plexiglass as the floor. While sitting down for dinner I'd just look down and say "thanks for coming over, Olaf, "and proceed to eat my fermented shark that's been sitting outside for a month.
Now there's a whole new AirBNB category.
"Ancient burial site."
I’ll wait for the pet cemetery tiny home.
Fermented herring, it’s the Icelanders who do shark, I believe.
Poor folks gonna have all their renovations undone over the excavation.
That's the least of their problems. The bigger issue is that who knows how long the dig site will be kept open for. Meanwhile whatever space this was is entirely unusable and littered with archeologists. Great for history but unfortunate for them.
I'm an archaeologist and the most interesting thing I ever found under someone's floor was a 1980s porno magazine. 🙁
And most people just find humping racoons. What a world we live in
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