Writer's Block: In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue

[sabrinamari]

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Anyplace with archaeological remains that I can explore. Especially if there's better preservation than, "..a series of low walls". 'Cause if it was a historical site, it's pretty much a given that they found a series of low walls.

I'll take that, too, though, surely.

Comments

[wgseligman.livejournal.com]

The Moon.

Oh, are you going to restrict to just the one planet? OK, then Yellowstone National Park.

[sabrinamari.livejournal.com]

Do we know that there are no archaeological remains of the moon? There could be. Hmmmm...

[wgseligman.livejournal.com]

No evidence so far of archeological remains on the moon. They've looked with high-resolution scans. It's a good place to look, since any footprints and such will last for millions of years.

However, there's geological remains of the moon: Meteors have been found which originally came from the moon, from Mars, and from the asteroid Vesta. All three great places to visit!

[evcelt.livejournal.com]

After reading "Packing for Mars", my desire to leave the planet with current tech has diminished somewhat. ;-)

[justusgirlz.livejournal.com]

I'm right there with ya! Let's start with Egypt!

[angiedub.livejournal.com]

I''m going with the same thing as the "3 books, desert island" scenario. Only one place?
@wgseligman...yeah, first place I thought of was the Moon, then maybe Mars or Jupiter.