Dear far-future aliens picking over my fossilized remains,
I solemnly promise not to make my tomb a damn puzzle-box. Not because I want to make your job easier, but because I’m unimportant and can’t afford a custom mountain-sized grave.
You’re welcome.
I plan to put a time capsule in my casket.
If I end up being rich, you’re damn right i am going to have some sort of death trap puzzle box thing I am entombed in.
What’s the point of striking it rich if you can’t take a few archeologists with you? 
That’s a neat, and totally uncomfortable, idea. 
I plan to make a business of it when I retire.
If I can ever retire.
If the robot overlords allow that sort of thing.
Those fuckers are lazy. Like one in a million even own a whip. Most of them aren’t even in good enough shape to dodge poison arrows or out run a massive rolling boulder.
I bet that’s where the dank carpet is.
Do you mean instead of, or in addition to… uhhh… what’s left of you?
Addition. Two for one. Remains to study, and context of the remain’s life.
What if you are inside your own time capsule, which is within your casket?
(& inside you is a mini time capsule, with a mini you inside it.)
If you are suggesting a Russian Nesting Doll concept, that could be a premium package. I was thinking more of a metal cylinder put in between the legs in the casket.
Break room.
Heh.
Wow. if that was mine it would be brim-full of undead and these big spider things. But the treasure is totally worth it.
The voids are where they put their weed.
“ALIENS”
waiting for some species to show me the sand dams
As someone who once had to carry 1/6th of a casket I can only ask you to make your time capsule as light as possible.
Edit: also my bet is that this void is larger on the inside than the outside.
It’s thought that, during construction, the Grand Gallery served as a ramp to drop a hoist’s counterweight down, which helped pull heavy building blocks up using a rope. The position and size of the void suggests they built another one higher up once the GG became too deep. There was a limit to the length of usable ropes which could be made.
