They'll probably wonder why all the fragments they find seem to indicate we preferred damaging technologies over benign.
Then like archaeologists everywhere will conclude it was of religious significance.
Then like archaeologists everywhere will conclude it was of religious significance.
At such a vast time distance there's likely nothing whatsoever left of us - except in the geological record as a few rare fossilised artefacts and environmental clues. We have a hard enough time understanding life a couple of thousand years back and religion is all too often trotted out as easy explanation for "we don't know why".