Is there a word for a post-post apocalyptic setting?

[conuly]

You know, so far after the apocalyptic event that even the initial rebuilding stage is over? Not only do the survivors have no living memory of the apocalypse, the post-apocalypse, or the rebuilding, but they may not think it has any real bearing on their lives other than when it needs to for the narration, just like you and I don't think that the late bronze age collapse has much bearing on OUR lives? What would I call that, other than the admittedly silly-sounding "post-post apocalyptic"?

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[jesuswasbatman]

Or even not a big twist ending - it's never explicitly stated in the stories but according to the creator's public remarks elsewhere the SF comic Finder takes place in such a setting, explaining the occasional decaying artifacts of hypertechnology, and things like the occasional groups of what are clearly animals that have been uplifted to humanoid anatomy and sentience around.