Preserving the voices of humanity for future generations
They left their mark with what they had. Now it's our turn.
We know ancient civilizations by what they left behind. Words scratched into walls, pressed into clay, buried where someone would find them.
The First Archive exists for that same reason. A place for anyone to leave a message, sealed and preserved, to be found 10,000 years from now.
100 million voices.
10,000 years.
Sealed beneath a frozen mountain range, deep in a salt mine, and inside a lava tube.
The archive begins with its First Voices. One hundred people chosen for the lives they've lived.
Public participation follows.
One hundred voices open the archive. The world writes the rest.