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Old Ravi burst into laughter when his grandson showed him the artifact photos from Keeladi. Two thousand years of Tamil pottery scattered across the news feed. "We're rich," the boy joked, hoping for viral shares. Ravi smiled warmly, scrolling through comments from strangers who suddenly cared about their heritage. The excavation had sparked something beautiful—people reconnecting with roots, sharing stories across digital networks. His grandson earned nothing but kindness. Yet in that moment, Ravi understood the real wealth. Not cash, but community remembering who they were together, generation after generation, bound by earth and belonging.