The Archaeology of the Future, extends the investigation forward in time. It imagines the survival artefacts of a society that does not yet exist and considers how meaning is carried across generations.

This phase asks:

• What will survive us?
• What traces will remain meaningful?
• What objects, materials, or gestures will be legible as evidence of our time?

It proposes an archaeology concerned with potential inheritance and future legibility. Works developed within Survival may reappear, transform, or generate new iterations within this future-oriented phase.