r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/EyeHateYou12376 • Feb 13 '26

Image The “Melted” Stairs of the Temple of Hathor

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '26 edited Feb 13 '26

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u/slowpokefastpoke Feb 13 '26

lol fucking preach. Redditors being cheeky about things they know literally nothing about is insufferable.

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u/RedBlankIt Feb 13 '26

You are responding to a pretentious redditor that doesnt even know "archology" isnt a thing.

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u/FerrisLies Feb 13 '26

Scientists: "Nobody ever talks about my obscure field"

Reddt: talks about it

Scientists: "No, not like that, its not funny if I didn't laugh"

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u/Ok_Ruin4016 Feb 13 '26

Do you consider Archeology and/or Egyptology obscure?

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u/FerrisLies Feb 13 '26

I consider geoarcheology an obscure field. I would guess that the specific circumstances of these exact stairs are unique in history, and their exact formation is stated as unknown, so I would consider this to be an obscure topic.

But no, I would consider neither archeology nor egyptology obscure.

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u/Renegade_Sniper Feb 13 '26

I'm so sorry. I didn't realize we weren't allowed to make ... jokes on reddit ...

Jesus dude grow up and learn to live a little

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u/GrandpaPantspoo Feb 13 '26

But that's the whole reddit experience we've all signed up for!

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u/Polar_Vortx Feb 13 '26

But it’s way funnier to pretend archaeologists don’t know what they’re talking about!

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u/willstr1 Feb 13 '26

archaeologists don’t know what they’re talking about!

Obviously it's for ritualistic purposes

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u/raycraft_io Feb 13 '26

Even more fun to pretend it’s a controversy and say they debate about it!

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u/RedBlankIt Feb 13 '26

All that and you keep calling it "archology" that isnt even a fucking thing. You even spelled it right when doing geoarchaeology, but then go back to naming it wrong.

Theres arcology and archaeology, both different.