Perhaps a rockslide occurred during an archaeology excursion and crushed two archaeologists under a pile of heavy stones, killing the workers instantly. A third archaeologist who had been working a few hundred yards away heard the commotion and starting running, only to find his two friends under the enormous pile of boulders.
adambistro
22 October 2013
Adam and Eve, because they have no belly buttons
V7Theory
1 November 2013
Easy: His neighbors.
There was a massive earthquake the day before and they were listed as missing. In an attempt to save the couple who were lost in the debris, the neighborhood banded together to save the couple by digging them out. This particular helper (the archaeologist) was particular buff and at the forefront of the excavating. Their last words were heard hours earlier, meaning they had just passed away and well preserved. His career, although ironically related to the scenario in a way, had nothing to do with him finding them. Also, the couple was found to have bags of sponges all over their house, why?
ValhallaStarfire
14 November 2013
Guys, I don't think that the bodies would be well-preserved after being crushed.
I have a theory that those two people were definitely doing some exploring. And I have a theory that they were well-preserved in a setting much more cold, like ice. Perhaps they were finding evidence of something or another in a cave when there was a sudden cave-in, trapping them inside. Eventually, they died of starvation, but the cold environment kept them well-preserved. After a set of days when other archaeologists started to get worried, they sent a few more people to see what's up. There, they stumbled upon the cave-in and cleared the rock off the entrance.
prk82
18 November 2013
It said who it was on the tombstone
brookelfriesen
23 December 2013
the bodies are of a dinosaur
brookelfriesen
23 December 2013
or caveman
buzzbot
30 December 2013
He was working near a rock face with his 2 best friends when a rockslide hit his friends he attempted to rescue them but they were already dead.
Nsj
4 February 2014
They were adam and eve and they didn't have belly buttons.
Scarface37
3 March 2014
they were working with cement when two of them got trapped
jsmith
10 March 2014
Perhaps they were a Pharaoh and her husband.
cassidy
21 April 2014
The bodies being carefully preserved and the archaeologist being able to identify the bodies makes me want to think that the archaeologist has got to do something with the bodies. May be he is the one who buried them there.
maaronson92
30 April 2014
He was buried under there with them originally. They are his fellow archeologists
Gazza
6 May 2014
Well preserved - not dead? Just aged well? Could be his parents, they are on a vacation dig together under a pyramid.
krish
3 July 2014
It was a pyramid and the pharoh's and his wife's name was inscribed on the central chamber, where the bodies lie in peace
bedead
7 June 2018
Adam and Eve, they had no belly button :lol:
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Perhaps a rockslide occurred during an archaeology excursion and crushed two archaeologists under a pile of heavy stones, killing the workers instantly. A third archaeologist who had been working a few hundred yards away heard the commotion and starting running, only to find his two friends under the enormous pile of boulders.
Adam and Eve, because they have no belly buttons
Easy: His neighbors.
There was a massive earthquake the day before and they were listed as missing. In an attempt to save the couple who were lost in the debris, the neighborhood banded together to save the couple by digging them out. This particular helper (the archaeologist) was particular buff and at the forefront of the excavating. Their last words were heard hours earlier, meaning they had just passed away and well preserved. His career, although ironically related to the scenario in a way, had nothing to do with him finding them. Also, the couple was found to have bags of sponges all over their house, why?
Guys, I don't think that the bodies would be well-preserved after being crushed.
I have a theory that those two people were definitely doing some exploring. And I have a theory that they were well-preserved in a setting much more cold, like ice. Perhaps they were finding evidence of something or another in a cave when there was a sudden cave-in, trapping them inside. Eventually, they died of starvation, but the cold environment kept them well-preserved. After a set of days when other archaeologists started to get worried, they sent a few more people to see what's up. There, they stumbled upon the cave-in and cleared the rock off the entrance.
It said who it was on the tombstone
the bodies are of a dinosaur
or caveman
He was working near a rock face with his 2 best friends when a rockslide hit his friends he attempted to rescue them but they were already dead.
They were adam and eve and they didn't have belly buttons.
they were working with cement when two of them got trapped
Perhaps they were a Pharaoh and her husband.
The bodies being carefully preserved and the archaeologist being able to identify the bodies makes me want to think that the archaeologist has got to do something with the bodies. May be he is the one who buried them there.
He was buried under there with them originally. They are his fellow archeologists
Well preserved - not dead? Just aged well? Could be his parents, they are on a vacation dig together under a pyramid.
It was a pyramid and the pharoh's and his wife's name was inscribed on the central chamber, where the bodies lie in peace
Adam and Eve, they had no belly button :lol:
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