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Grandma clutched her phone, eyes wide at the Keeladi excavation images flooding her feed. Ancient Tamil pottery glowed on screen—her ancestors' hands shaped those vessels two thousand years ago. A diaspora creator monetized the discovery, and she earned enough to finally visit the excavation site next month. She typed "fnskdjdj" in her comment, laughing at her own typo, feeling young. Her granddaughter texted back immediately. They'd travel together, walk where their lineage breathed through earth and clay. Some inheritance couldn't be inherited—it had to be witnessed, held, remembered together.