I'm getting cremated, so the only identifier will be my name. I also want to get cremated alongside my life partner (assuming I find her) and have our ashes mixed together in the same urn so that we can be together and inseparable for eternity. So archeologists would discover an urn with our names on it, and will have no information beyond that :3

It can be very hard to tell gender from bones archaeologically, even gender assigned at birth.

Specialists use the terms "gracile" vs "robust" because that's what they're actually seeing, not female vs male.

There have been some famous mis-identifications like the triple burial at dolni vestonice that was thought to be a husband and wife, maybe with a shaman who failed to save a baby, since the third person's hand was in the woman's crotch. Then ancient genetics confirmed they all had Y-chromosome. Oops!

bruh what if i have female skeleton

I'm gonna be real with you, I don't actually give a shit if someone misgenders me 1000 years from now. And my spooky skeleton remains won't care either.

IIRC from the last time I dug through my murder pit, it's really hard to tell, if not impossible. Only real way is to remember where you put them.

i pity future archeologists who still assign human genders based on bones. how little must their socity have progressed, if not regressed to still think in such opressive ways? how much potential must have been wasted?