The recovered archive
Old pages. Visible provenance.
Ten original Greek and English source documents, with 2984 preserved source words. Historical scope, events, school notices and people pages are labelled by capture, not presented as current programmes or staff.
HISTORICAL SOURCE — NOT A CURRENT PROGRAMME, STAFF LIST OR INVITATION. Dates and claims in the old wording belong to the saved document. Capture timestamps are not assumed original publication dates. Old affiliations, biographies, participation figures, venue information, prices and contacts are not current findings or active services. This reading edition claims no present institutional affiliation or operation of the historical centre’s events or membership.
What was recovered
The saved inventory contained 448 HTML records, of which 31 belong to the original period before 2020. Excluding 11 oEmbed records, two author indices and robots left 17 meaningful page captures, all retrieved successfully. Six WordPress p aliases returned only PHP plugin warnings and the mailing-list body was empty. The 2015 homepage was salvaged from its verified content.site-content region after the generic article selector missed it. Ten original-site body documents remain: homepage, bilingual scope, two distinct overlapping symposium descriptions, a 2015 event invitation, a 2016 school notice, two Greek public-outreach announcements, a short membership instruction and historical biographies. Original wording is retained as historical source text, not current independently verified findings. Present-tense old affiliations, attendance figures, contacts, prices and invitations remain statements of their captures. Forms, active old links, social controls and media are not reactivated. No portraits, old staff profiles as current staff, event bookings or membership services are recreated. The late unrelated NCFA/finance mirror is excluded. This is a text edition, not complete restoration of every later record or original asset.
Dates in the list are capture dates, not assumed publication dates. Old scientific scope, biographies, affiliations, event details and membership wording are preserved as historical statements, not current findings or invitations.