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Grandmother clutched the photograph of Keeladi's ancient pottery, tears streaming. My grandfather had worked in those fields decades ago, never imagining the treasures beneath. Kannadasan's verses about forgotten histories echoed in my mind as I posted about our family's connection. Social media, that strange platform that finally paid me for sharing stories, became my voice. The comments poured in: some hateful, some forgiving, many approving. But the openhearted messages warming my heart carried invitations to document more. My old Toyota carried me back to those excavation sites, now my office. Here, our village's legacy found new guardians, one post at a time.
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