The Society of The Lost Games

Many often ask how The Society of The Lost Games can continue to discover new and fascinating evidence when archaeological excavation has all but been exhausted. The answer lies in the exponential advance of technology, which in recent times has approached the level of the pre-Event world. This has meant that scientists have been able to better interpret the riddles of pre-Event artefacts. In particular, we have been able to analyse video and other forms of moving image recording better than ever before.

In our current online exhibition Dr. Richard Barnes narrates a selection of these videos, which shed further light on the nature and appearance of The Lost Games.



Online Exhibit Many often ask how The Society of The Lost Games can continue to discover new and fascinating evidence when archaeological excavation has all but been exhausted. The answer lies in the exponential advance of technology, which in recent times has approached the level of the pre-Event world. This has meant that scientists have been able to better interpret the riddles of pre-Event artefacts. In particular, we have been able to analyse video and other forms of moving image recording better than ever before. In our current online exhibition Dr. Richard Barnes narrates a selection of these videos, which shed further light on the nature and appearance of The Lost Games. Video Package 1 (A running ritual)

		Date Discovered: 212 Location Discovered: Greater Eastern Landmass Date Decoded: 465.22
	*** Video Package 2 (Mascots)

	Date Discovered: 432.72 Location Discovered: Island Of Scavengers, Lesser Eastern Land Mass Date Decoded: 450 / 465.22
	Video Package 3 ('Hugging It Out')

		Date Discovered: 464 Location Discovered: Island Of Scavengers, Lesser Eastern Land Mass Date Decoded: 465.7
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