Air raid sirens?
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Tornado sirens. If you grew up “Tornado Alley,” you would hear sirens go off when tornados were seen close to town. As a kid, while visiting family friends in Melun, FR, air raid sirens from WWII were being tested. Same note.
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What are you after? Inability to speak (ie animals)? Or material artifacts like photos, clothes, houses?
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This tweet makes me think you would like the book Jobs Body by
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The sound of fans roaring in a football stadium during a game.
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Have you ever heard someone say something about an old family place on the Cape?
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The search of winter bamboo shoots, where there is an implied first order Markov process, ie a rich harvest year is followed by a poor harvest year.
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Turtles return to the same beach where from where they were born to lay their eggs. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/13/science/sea-turtles-magnetic-field.amp.html …
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The migration of monarch butterflies is completed by 4 generations is a classic example. Among humans - there is evidence of phobias. anxiety and post traumatic disorders affecting DNA/genetics that gets passed on. Believe it is called Trangenerational epigenetic inheritance.
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If you include physical artifacts - family heirlooms carry memories/sentimental value across generations
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