Jeff Scudder 9/9/03

Future Archeologist

	1. A 5 inch long slender rod with a tip on the end. It seems to be made of some type of silicon. We think it could have been used to scratch ones back or other places they cant reach.

	2.  Object 2 is a very thick rectangle, almost 5 pounds in weight. There is faded unreadable writing on several of these pages, and we think they could have been used for toilet paper.

	3. A big box of metal and circuits. When we opened it up there was simple technology, that we think we understand. It looks like a really big calculator, but not nearly as powerful as our calculators now.

	4. A large 12 foot long and 5 foot wide flat surface that stands on its own from four legs underneath. It is made of a metallic alloy. We think it could have been used to lay a person on the top and torture them if they have misbehaved.

	5.  Black box with a smooth surface on its face. It has some buttons underneath, and a few wires extruding. This looks like a mirror, but we cant understand the circuitry inside.

	6. Object 6 is a hollow, clear silicon cylinder with a hole on the top. It seems as though its possible to put a liquid inside, but the people then didn’t have minds that advanced.

	7. A small grey object with 2 seperated pieces at the end and a wire extruding. It was connected to the calculator, so we think it was a type of clip to attach to the person.

	8. A 20 foot long, bright white flat piece is plastered to the wall. Although unaware now, we think the teacher displayed pictures on this massive video screen.

	9. An object like the scratcher, except made of silicon and grey in color, It contains a once wet and now dried up black ink. We are almost certain that females used this as a type of make up for their face or eyebrows.

	10. Object 10 is under an inch in width and height, as well as diameter. It is small and pink, and very soft. We think that this is is used for scribbling or drawing on black sheets.