THE ROSETTA WEB™ PRESENTS
Research Notes from THE ROSETTA WEB™
Institute for Historical Nuclear Weapons Research · A Research Initiative of EECAP
“The past is not silent. It is waiting to be read.”
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The Rosetta Journal publishes evidence-based articles, archival discoveries, research notes, and investigations into the people, places, materials, and connections that shaped America's nuclear weapons enterprise.
Each entry is connected to the broader Rosetta research system and preserves the distinction between what the historical record establishes, what it suggests, and what remains unresolved.
How universities, machine shops, chemical companies, and small industrial contractors became part of America's atomic enterprise.
The traditional map of America's nuclear weapons complex shows famous laboratories and production plants. Follow the contracts, materials, shipments, components, and workers, however, and a very different map begins to appear.
Read the Article →Close readings of revealing documents, collections, and newly recovered records.
Articles coming soonFollowing materials through production, transformation, shipment, use, workers, and records.
Articles coming soonImportant documentary gaps and the evidence used to locate or reconstruct them.
Articles coming soonShort findings, new leads, questions, and observations from ongoing research.
Articles coming soonHow Rosetta evaluates provenance, evidence weight, uncertainty, and reconstruction.
Articles coming soonEDITORIAL STANDARD
Publication does not change the evidentiary status of an underlying Rosetta record. A documented relationship remains documented; a research lead remains a research lead; a missing record remains missing.