Aebradan Miethhaehas Ajikah

(A-brahdan mI-tfaeh-ahs ahj-ihk-ah)

Information

Historical Society
Ldr: Padi yla Rilc-Tclthhel
Est: 989 A.T.
Hq: Tclthhel, Alziviysn, Ohr

References

Throughout the year 988 A.T. successful business financier Laeh Serin reached out to a local pori by the name of Padi yla Rilc-Tclthhel with the interest of founding a society with the intent of mirroring Porrair’s fourth Directive. Rather than systematically conducting research on all elements of Omneutta, this new society would employ a small number of Omneuttians who would instead mostly assemble previously conducted research with a focus on one subject or several closely-related subjects at a time. While Laeh Serin is the financier and benefactor of the group, they are not seen as a member of the Ajikah.

The Ajikah undertakes Expeditions preceded by Itineraries detailing what members hope to find, the steps they will take to secure such information, and a timeline of its eventual publication. The first Expedition was centered around publication of material considered basic and foundational knowledge of Omneutta and the local area, while reorganizing the site in a manner the Ajikah found consistent.² The second Expedition was predicated on developing a deeper understanding of Kettlah and their surroundings, in addition to collecting musical and aural samples of the area, translating the Kel, and a search for the missing Zinder ‘Odkodpoby.³ The most recent Expedition was made possible by the hiring of the visual artist Ankaya yla Matekha and reflected widespread changes to the visual formatting of the website.⁴

In addition to expected managerial roles and tasks the Ajikah also currently employs members for ethnomusicology including an outreach over Earth music, a physical material restoration specialist, a translator, and a visual artist.

Those currently employed by Serin and the Ajika are: