Singh - "Tailings Settlement"

+![The location of the Quartz Data Chip](wiki-images/4f/4fc3270471b4706ed94e582bbb7fb4d6.png)+ +**Singh - "Tailings Settlement"** is a Databank entry contained on a Quartz Data Chip found at a Tailing gravesite southeast of the Tailings Village.+ +## Location+ +| Feature | Details |+| :--- | :--- |+| **Location** | At a Tailing gravesite southeast of the Tailings Village |+| **Depth** | 85m |+| **Coordinates** | -283203, 458283, 85m |+ +![Databank Location - Tailings Settlement](wiki-images/4f/4fc3270471b4706ed94e582bbb7fb4d6.png)+ +## Databank Entry+ +**Source:** Found on the south outskirts of the Tailings Village+ +> Field notes, Udal Singh. Observing the settlement above the hot cave. My reprint site is the Tadpole pens.+>+> I don't think the Tailings are very good at survival. I mean, they're better than us! They can digest the food and survive the heavy metals. But what I see here isn't the equivalent of a premodern Earth culture with a sophisticated survival package. It took the Inuit thousands of years to develop their seal hunting skills, and they almost got supernaturally good at it. By comparison, the Tailings seem...unpracticed.+>+> Look at how much salvage they use. I don't think it's a preference, I think it's a dependence. They can't make basic tools like nets and cutters without it.+>+> I think we're looking at the descendants of a sedentary, technological civilization. The children of a bunch of office workers and day trippers forced to learn wilderness survival from scratch.+>+> Uh oh. Activity. I think they heard me talking. I've gotta move.