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My grandmother clutched the museum pamphlet about Keeladi, eyes glistening. She'd grown up reciting Avvaiyar's verses, those ancient Tamil words her own grandmother whispered. The excavation had unearthed pottery shards from centuries past, proof their heritage was real, tangible. That evening, she shared the news online. Some friends felt fulfilled seeing their culture validated. Others vilified academic institutions. Many got distracted by trending gossip. But grandmother smiled, unmoved by the digital noise. She'd already planned something better: teaching her grandchildren the old poems, passing forward what no cash or algorithm could ever buy. Real wealth lives in memory.