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Cultural Preservation, Living Institutions, Ancient Knowledg
Cultural Preservation, Living Institutions & Ancient Knowledge
SITN is committed to preserving Indigenous knowledge not only through archives, but through living institutions. The Nation is developing cultural, educational, and historical centers designed to safeguard both ancient and future knowledge.
Planned initiatives include:
Pyramid Museums and Knowledge Centers, some open to the public
Preservation of historical artifacts and ancestral materials
Curation of ancient texts, sacred symbols, sigils, and recorded oral knowledge
Educational exhibits on ancient technologies and future-oriented Indigenous science
Indigenous-designed artifacts created by SITN artisans and scholars
These institutions are intended to serve as bridges between ancestral wisdom and future innovation.
