1930luvulta

1930luvulta is a fictional archaeological designation used in speculative fiction and role-playing settings to denote an ancient complex described as dating to the late Bronze Age, located in the northern highlands of the fictional continent of Asteria. The term combines the year of the initial discovery with a surname from the story’s lore, and has been adopted across multiple narratives as a standard shorthand for the site.

Discovery and naming in the lore center on a multinational expedition conducted in 1930, led by archaeologist Irena Luvulta. In the fictional accounts, the expedition mapped extensive stone structures and subterranean passages, and the designation 1930luvulta was adopted to reference the site in subsequent reports and novels. Different works may spell the name with slight variations, but the core reference remains the same.

Description of the site within the fiction typically includes a circular alignment of monoliths, a central plaza, and a network of hidden or partly collapsed passageways. Artifacts attributed to the complex often comprise ceramic shards with geometric motifs, stone tools, and ritual objects. The architectural and symbolic elements are used in plots to explore cultural exchange, ritual life, and social organization in a distant past.

Significance in the fictional universe is that 1930luvulta serves as a focal point for debates about heritage, archaeology as a narrative device, and the portrayal of ancient societies. It appears across novels, RPG adventures, and video game lore, where it functions as a catalyst for world-building and storytelling.