The First Resonance
Before history learned to write itself down, humanity was already leaving responses to something it could not name.
Fragments. Records. Artifacts. Notes from the long road toward publication.

Before history learned to write itself down, humanity was already leaving responses to something it could not name.
The archive has a voice — and the voice is not outside the phenomenon it records.
How the project moved through two working titles before finding its final name in the voice of The Encyclopaedist.