A complete curriculum for digital preservation, platform archaeology, and sovereign system design.
We preserve what was lost. We forge what must be born. We build institutions that endure.
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Archaeobytology works in two modes: the Archive (preserving what already exists) and the Anvil (forging new sovereign systems).
Transparency is sovereignty's foundation. Users must know who controls the system.
Portable identity prevents digital hostage-taking. Leave with your relationships intact.
Data must exist on infrastructure you control. Rent-seeking landlords cannot guarantee rights.
Introduction to Archaeobytology. 19 comprehensive chapters on platform archaeology and preservation.
The Syllabus Signal. A complete academic sequence from Foundations (ARCH 101) to Sovereignty (ARCH 300).
The Study of the Ancient Byte. Defining Archaeobytes, Vivibytes, and Umbrabytes.
Institution Building & Strategic Infrastructure. Designing organizations that endure.
Monuments & Landmarks. The output of the discipline—restoring social contracts and building sovereign infrastructure.
The official glossary. Resolving the algorithmic collapse of conceptual distinction.
Heritage made digital. Interactive monuments preserving internet culture.
Curated digital fossilized culture. Practical application of preservation.
A repository of discontinued aesthetics and forgotten hex codes.
Sentientification as Archaeobytological Excavation Tool in the Synthetocene
Defining the Archaeobyte, The Triage taxonomy, and the Archive & Anvil methodology.
A comprehensive theoretical framework for digital archaeology. From ontological foundations to political practice.
Against the Algorithmic Collapse of Conceptual Distinction. A polemic on why digital artifacts require a distinct discipline. Or, Stop Algorithmically Gatekeeping Our Disciplines