Historical Source Graph
Sources connect to the historical claims they support and the rights governing their use.
Reviewed historical reconstructions that make places and eras explorable while keeping evidence and uncertainty visible.
Also known as STATIC TIME MACHINE
EXPLORE STATIC TIME MACHINE ↗INSIDE STATIC TIME MACHINE
Time Machine connects historical sources to a reviewed reconstruction of a particular place and period. Visitors can inspect the evidence, compare interpretations and understand what is documented, reconstructed, inferred or unknown.
Sources connect to the historical claims they support and the rights governing their use.
The path from evidence to a spatial or narrative decision remains inspectable.
A visitor can inspect the basis, uncertainty and review history of the reconstruction.
Layers show how a finished scene was built from its evidence.
Competing interpretations can coexist without being flattened into one false certainty.
Events connect participants, places, temporal ranges and the evidence for their relationships.
EarthMesh preserves spatial history; Time Machine interprets that evidence into reviewed historical experiences.
Counterfactual history is simulation. Authored dialogue and synthetic conversation do not become primary historical evidence.