Probably the "huge" personal computers we have now.
Keri-Jade,
23
Brampton, Ontario CANADA
cylinder sports cars.
Alias Irrelevante
Since this is a well-documented age, I can't see archaeologists being confounded. I can see them being horrified at the number of sites that are off limits because of pollution.
Jill,
61
Saylorsburg, PA USA
Probably most video game cartridges that will no longer have the device to play them.
Felicia,
37
Lowell, MA USA
I have no doubt in my mind that it will be the sound barriers you see on highways. Imagine what we would think to discover these huge monolith cooridors?
Debbie
East Brunswick, NJ USA
Almost anything electronic. With no moving parts, those items won't be easy to decipher.
Jane,
63
West Linn, OR USA
Tampons.
Cindy,
41
VA USA
The Chia Pet.
Laura,
38
Lowell, MA USA
Ha, read Motel of the Mysteries on this. Um. . .I don't know. . .without the electrical/communications systems that we have now, computers will probably seem fairly strange/useless.
Karen,
24
Ames, IA USA