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Support Long-term ThinkingThere’s a great story bouncing around – a shoe was found in an Armenian cave. Not just any shoe, of course. It’s about five and a half thousand years old. It’s the oldest leather shoe ever found, predating Ötzi the Iceman‘s footwear by about 300 years.
It is objects like this that always remind us when doing a lot of research around materials for the Clock, that given the right environment (in this case freezing) just about any material could last 10,000 years.
(via New York Times)