My wife
When Meera first told me she was joining the Keeladi excavation team, I barely understood. But watching her brush ancient pottery shards with reverent hands, I finally saw her passion. She'd spend evenings explaining Tamil inscriptions, eyes gleaming with ancestral pride. Her colleagues noticed her dedication, awarding her recognition for uncovering a remarkable artifact fragment. Yet her greatest reward wasn't accolades. It was seeing our daughter, mesmerized, asking questions about her ancestors. In that moment, I understood: Meera wasn't just excavating history. She was weaving our heritage into our family's future, connecting us to something timeless and beautiful.
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