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How Old-World Documents Were Passed Through the Reset

In this investigation, I’m looking at how Old-World documents appear to have passed through a period of disruption often described as a reset. Rather than asking what these records claim, this video examines how they survived at all—through changes in governance, record-keeping systems, and architectural continuity. Many documents persist despite gaps in provenance, missing custodians, and breaks in institutional memory. Some resurface centuries later without clear chains of ownership. Others appear intact even as surrounding archives vanish. The question isn’t why certain records were preserved, but how transmission was possible when systems around them fractured or restarted. This isn’t an argument about suppression or intent. It’s an examination of survival—of storage, copying, and protection in periods where continuity seems broken. Something allowed a small number of documents to pass through the reset untouched. I’m not offering conclusions—just documenting the path they appear to have taken.