Chapter 11
Part One: The Archaic Era: The Great Loss
Xenarchive Historical Chronicle, part one: the archaic era, chapter 5: The Great Loss.
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【Event Overview】 About the Great Loss. There is no dispute in modern academic circles as to whether it occurred. Existing evidence shows. The end of the post-world-creation era. The universe once experienced a major change that had a wide-ranging impact. After the change. A large number of civilizations have been lost. A lot of history cannot be continued. A large number of ancient sites have lost traces of subsequent activities. Much of what is known today about ancient times is blank. are thought to have been formed during this period. Since related phenomena are widely distributed in different worlds. And it is difficult to explain it through a single civilization.
Therefore, modern historians usually refer to them collectively as: Big loss.
[About the phenomenon of disappearance of civilization] A large number of post-world-creation era ruins have been discovered so far. All show similar characteristics. That is, civilized activities have existed for a long time. Then the trace of activity terminates. Some urban sites show signs of continued expansion. But the final stage of completion was not found. Some large-scale projects operate for a long time. However, traces of maintenance were lost in subsequent historical layers. Some civilization sites retain a large number of record carriers. But no corresponding inherited civilization was found. Related phenomena widely exist in life stars, worlds, places and between. The reason is still unclear.
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