@historyinmemes So much knowledge being destroyed here.

@historyinmemes Depends how well they were kept ...probably 75 yrs old.

@historyinmemes Without watching the video, a few thousand years would be my guess.

@historyinmemes 300 hundred years

@historyinmemes They look to be at least 110 years old. Just by the way they looked and made. They were poorly stored and not well taken care of. Just my opinion. 👀

@historyinmemes The "Etruscan Gold Book," which is said to date back to 600 BCE, is the oldest known book that still exists. This gold-plated book was discovered in a tomb in the Strouma valley of southwestern Bulgaria. It is made up of six gold pages linked together by rings.

@historyinmemes Anyone else tired of seeing random videos and memes in replies that are completely unrelated to the original tweet?

@historyinmemes They look to be hundreds of years old. Tge only question is why is he he touching the books like that

@historyinmemes Etruscan Gold Book, thought to be the oldest multi-page book in the world, dating to about 660 BC. The book is made from 6 sheets of 24 carat gold, bound together with rings.

@historyinmemes my brain

@historyinmemes Why did he ruin them tho

@historyinmemes not that old. just water damaged. then dry rotted.

@historyinmemes if he keeps touching random books, he will find a secret room eventually

@historyinmemes Need a trigger warning on this one.

@historyinmemes CHECK ALL YOUR OLD BOOKS!!!!

@EpochInspired sharing the love

@historyinmemes Me looking at the books

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@historyinmemes Idk but he could be getting possible money for those instead of recording himself crumbling them up

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