Yellowfield Original Relics
The earliest recovered cache tied to the Yellowfield phenomenon, preserved in its unmarked state from June 5.
This set contains the “Orchid” sequence — eight discrete document fragments and images — along with an embedded archive (Orchid IV) holding full manuscripts and guides from related Walter Red works.
Serving as both a symbolic origin point and a raw historical ledger, this package marks the first recorded cross-currents leading into the modern Yellowfield study.
Yellowfield Expanded Lore & Declassified File
A compiled dossier detailing the ritual grounds, contested histories, and expanded speculative framework of the Yellowfield phenomenon.
Provided in dual PDF form — one for scholarly analysis, one as a condensed summary for public dissemination.
Yellowfield: Archive Kit Pt I
Opening tranche of declassified material, including the Archivist’s own commentary on release protocols and the first recovered testimonies for the Tree of Witness and Carved Stones.
These serve as the cornerstone records anchoring the remainder of the Yellowfield study.
Yellowfield: Archive Kit Pt II
Fragmentary evidence recovered under unclear circumstances — a single Narthax report shard bearing redactions, and the personal note of a missing field researcher.
Both documents point toward incidents absent from any other record.
Yellowfield: Archive Kit Pt III
Primary field documentation from active observation days.
Includes environmental logs, witness markings, and shorthand glyph sketches recorded in real time on-site.
Yellowfield: Archive Kit Pt IV
High-resolution photographic plates of the Tree of Witness and Carved Stones, complementing the written accounts from Pt I.
Intended for visual cross-reference with glyph keys and site maps.
Yellowfield: Archive Kit Pt V
Survey imagery and botanical study — a hand-drawn sketch map of the Yellowfield site paired with close documentation of wildflower growth patterns marking ritual pathways.
Yellowfield Manifesto Kit
The definitive compilation of Yellowfield study materials, combining procedural guides, preservation directives, recovered field notes, and the complete WR Yellowfield Manifesto.
Also includes the original relics archive from June 5 and a sealed personal correspondence from the Keepers’ desk.
Intended for Keepers, scholars, and field operatives requiring both context and primary sources in a single package.
“Yellowfield: A Study of Ritual Grounds”
A curated field dossier containing maps, glyph sketches, declassified memos, and preserved relics from the Cathedral Annex archives.
Paired with the 1973 field report Yellowfield: A Study of Ritual Grounds — documenting shifting landmarks, provisional glyph translations, and testimonies from vanished agents.
Intended for research personnel with clearance to access the manifesto and related codex files.
Proceed with caution; the Yellowfield does not always remain as you left it.
The Yellowfield Codex — Fragmenta Antiqua
Recovered from beneath the ossified roots of the Witness Tree, this fragmented codex predates the sanctioned field reports by decades.
Its vellum-like leaves bear glyphs, marginalia, and errata from multiple unknown hands — layered across years, perhaps centuries.
Many passages remain untranslated; some appear to have been deliberately obscured.
Scholars caution that prolonged study may alter the reader’s sense of time, distance, and allegiance.
Proceed with caution; this codex does not always return what you brought to it.
