[argomo]

Okay, I'll say it: is it really worth encumbering the movements of millions of people for decades in order to make a few boring history exhibits? If you want to see some the bone comb that belonged to somebody's great^100-grandmother, there are dozens of museums that already have one on display.

[hnlmorg]

The problem isn’t the present tense. The problem is once those artefacts are destroyed then they’re destroyed forever.

[INTPenis]

They might find some important writing that can shed light on history.

[readthenotes1]

Those people live in a museum-- Rome would be nearly empty if not for the tourist attractions, as it was for so many centuries.

[440bx]

Yes. I travel around the world looking for such things.

[karmelapple]

Is it encumbering? It seems like it's not at all.

[gignico]

Is it really worth? YMMV, but yes if you ask me.