A British man has claimed to have found a storehouse of old artefacts from the roof of his workplace. When he shared the series of “Khajaane” on social media, people were seen giving strong reactions to this strange post. While some people expressed their displeasure over this post, some people tried to make fun of the person on this very issue. Some people got embroiled in a different kind of debate.
Posting on the social media platform Reddit, the man shared a photo of his discovery on the CasualUK subreddit. Along with this she captioned it, “These ancient artifacts were found in the false ceiling at the workplace. Think they’re from around the late 1900s.”
The man had a different guess as the pile also included a retro can of Pepsi and a pack of Benson & Hedges cigarettes from the late 20th century. One Reddit user quipped in the comment, “Late 1900s… I mean you’re not wrong, but that has a way of making us feel like absolute relics,”
Another shouted, “What? This is no nonsense ancient artefact! I was born in the late 1900s! “That packet of smokes, it doesn’t say ‘gold’ at the bottom, I would say early 90s.” And a third commented, “Surprisingly they didn’t say it was from the middle of the Elizabethan period.”
On a series of comments, some amateur historians tried to tell when exactly these things might have been left in the building. One user said, “Pepsi changed the logo font between 1985 and 1987, so this logo with the sharp edges on the ‘E’ is from 1971 and 1987.”
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