NeoMars
The central mark of the NeoMars world.
NeoMars
The world Taldi represents NeoMars itself: civilization, memory, continuity, and the archive that binds the surviving people of Earth.
The Taldi are the symbolic language of NeoMars — marks evolved from old Earth lettering into compressed signs of identity, duty, memory, and belief. Some are public. Some are hidden. All of them carry more than a single word.
Tap or hover over each Taldi to reveal its archived meaning. Coin images can be replaced as the official Taldi art is added to the archive.
The central mark of the NeoMars world.
The world Taldi represents NeoMars itself: civilization, memory, continuity, and the archive that binds the surviving people of Earth.
One of the public tenets of NeoMars.
A public Taldi associated with honesty, record, testimony, and the belief that civilization must remember accurately.
One of the public tenets of NeoMars.
A Taldi tied to worth, balance, contribution, and the question of what a society chooses to protect.
One of the public tenets of NeoMars.
A public Taldi connected to courage, sacrifice, endurance, and action taken despite consequence.
The hidden tenet tied to structure and control.
A concealed Taldi representing structure, governance, obedience, and the systems that keep NeoMars intact.
The mark of the one who carries Earth’s memory.
A sacred role Taldi tied to memory, authority, preservation, and the burden of carrying truth for all of NeoMars.
A mark of connection and continuity.
A role Taldi tied to connection, passage, mediation, and the ability to stand between separated truths.
A mark tied to preservation and recordkeeping.
A Taldi of presence, witness, care, and the quiet protection of records too fragile or dangerous to leave alone.
A single-line Taldi representing absence.
The smallest surviving mark: a single line. It suggests absence, reduction, survival, or identity stripped to its minimum form.
Two lines and a sharp cutoff, representing judiciary.
Justice has always existed. Silent, ruling and binding.
A single line, split by three lines.
To hold order, one must have posture, composure and strength.