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I’m not sure, I left both Reddit and Shitter.
She is still active on Twitter: https://x.com/VeryBadLlama
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So Halifax is the best place to bury a body?
Now I have that song stuck in my head.
It’s truly a blessed day for all us Stanheads.
Legitimately interesting fact. I was recently in Halifax and wandered the Old Burying Ground, really neat place. Weird to think there’s nothing under those stones.
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Sooo just like any regular graveyard?
Then how is it we often times find the skeletons of our ancestors deep in the soil?
(Don’t want to sound sour though)
Most graveyards are more basic.
I mean, it the same everywhere it just that someplace it take suuper long. In who much time do with happend ? Is it quicker than the famous 40 days of the calcareous sarcophages ?
That’s just flat wrong. Soil pH out that way is about 4 at the lowest.
On top of that bones are large, with low surface area, meaning it’ll take a long time for them to ‘dissolve’. Ok top of that, you would expect to see this in other locations
Wait, I though all buried bodies worldwide are supposed to disintegrate at some point?
I feel like if Halifax had some weird super destructive dirt like that I’d have heard about it, I may be in Manchester but I’m not that far from it haha.
Not that Halifax. This one is in Nova Scotia, Canada
Wrong Halifax. If it was that Halifax they’d probably had an exhibit about it at EUREKA and I’d definitely know about it.
Nope, the dirt here is just dirt pal, well, mud at the moment.
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Did you know that potatoes contain all essential amino acids? They are a really good base for your diet.
Sure, I don’t like them either. Now would I rather starve then eat potatoes? Can’t say until I’ve lived through it… well or don’t
I can’t! Wow.
I mean, do we know how they were cooking them? Maybe the natives told them to eat them raw as a prank.
Also, they were presumably unsalted?! I may rather die too
So you are not using coffins?
Somewhat interestingly, in acidic soils the minerals, bones, teeth and metal vaults dissolve more easily, but organic matter, wood, flesh, fats are more preserved.
Pickles!
I guess they’ve got hard water in that city too.
Given enough time, all graveyards are like that
Save on archeology assessments by not having any remains.
Modern problems and all that.
