Druhiktreba - Revision history

EnigmaticLucas at 15:26, 22 August 2026

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	== Rediscovery ==		== Rediscovery ==
	In 2003, it was discovered on satellite imagery, originally believed to be a ghost town. A group of archeologists and anthropologists were sent to the site, discovering that it still had a population of 368 people, who were essentially living a 17th century (29th century I.T.) lifestyle due to prolonged lack of contact with the outside world. They maintained archives and calendars. Despite their lack of modern knowledge, they knew of things such as the works of Huesikin, and had widespread literacy.		In 2003, it was discovered on satellite imagery, originally believed to be a ghost town. A group of archeologists and anthropologists were sent to the site, discovering that it still had a population of 368 people, who were essentially living a late 17th century (early 29th century I.T.) lifestyle due to prolonged lack of contact with the outside world. They maintained archives and calendars. Despite their lack of modern knowledge, they knew of things such as the works of Huesikin, and had widespread literacy.

EnigmaticLucas at 18:43, 19 August 2026

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	== Rediscovery ==		== Rediscovery ==
	In 2003, it was discovered on satellite imagery, originally believed to be a ghost town. A group of anthropologists were sent to the site, discovering that it still had a population of 368 people, who were essentially living a 17th century (29th century I.T.) lifestyle due to prolonged lack of contact with the outside world.		In 2003, it was discovered on satellite imagery, originally believed to be a ghost town. A group of archeologists and anthropologists were sent to the site, discovering that it still had a population of 368 people, who were essentially living a 17th century (29th century I.T.) lifestyle due to prolonged lack of contact with the outside world. They maintained archives and calendars. Despite their lack of modern knowledge, they knew of things such as the works of Huesikin, and had widespread literacy.

EnigmaticLucas: Created page with "'''Druhiktreba''' is a village in the central Southwestern Territory, Sunteria. It is notable for losing contact with the rest of the world shortly after its 1698 (2824 I.T.) founding, only being rediscovered in 2003 (3129 I.T.). == Founding == It was founded as a frontier town in 1698. No one other than its settlers knew about it. == Rediscovery == In 2003, it was discovered on satellite imagery, originally believed to be a ghost..."

2026-03-11T14:26:48Z

Created page with "'''Druhiktreba''' is a village in the central Southwestern Territory, Sunteria. It is notable for losing contact with the rest of the world shortly after its 1698 (2824 I.T.) founding, only being rediscovered in 2003 (3129 I.T.). == Founding == It was founded as a frontier town in 1698. No one other than its settlers knew about it. == Rediscovery == In 2003, it was discovered on satellite imagery, originally believed to be a ghost..."

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'''Druhiktreba''' is a village in the central [[Southwestern Territory]], [[Sunteria]]. It is notable for losing contact with the rest of the world shortly after its 1698 (2824 [[Iquisto-Sunterian calendar|I.T.]]) founding, only being rediscovered in 2003 (3129 I.T.).

== Founding ==
It was founded as a frontier town in 1698. No one other than its settlers knew about it.

== Rediscovery ==
In 2003, it was discovered on satellite imagery, originally believed to be a ghost town. A group of anthropologists were sent to the site, discovering that it still had a population of 368 people, who were essentially living a 17th century (29th century I.T.) lifestyle due to prolonged lack of contact with the outside world.