Curator
fungoid, 0200035 CE
Post-Anthropocene
Fossil of extinct mushrooms
South Downs Wetlands, West Sussex​
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These fossils contain an ancient form of fungilife that exhibit characteristic square edges, and are commonly found among the ancient ruins of human-made square enclosures.
This suggests that this distant ancestor coevolved with sentient humans in these ancient environments. A frightening world where our fungi ancestors were food for humans, not the other way around.
Curator
human, 0002035 CE
early-Anthropocene
A human artist's interpretation of the objects contained in the fossilised fungi, based on the square edges and the association with square human enclosures.
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Archaic human archives indicate that this fossil may contain human fabricated book forms that were once housed in contemporary human libraries
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