Single Relic
One fossil or prehistoric artifact displayed as its own museum object.
Genesis Relics • Ethereum • OpenSea Mint
History
On-chain
PrehistoriaNFT is building a prehistoric relic collection on Ethereum, connecting fossil culture, ancient history, digital ownership, and the future of verified relic access.
1,111Supply
29/6Mint Date
OpenSeaPlatform
1,111 Genesis Relics
Ethereum
Museum-grade digital artifacts
The thesis
Prehistoric culture deserves a digital home.
Prehistoria begins with a collection, but the ambition is larger than a mint. The project is designed as a vault ecosystem where digital relics, fossil holder relationships, verification, documentation, collector access, and real-world historical value can gradually connect.
Genesis Relics
1,111 catalogued artifacts from the Prehistoria Vault.
Genesis Relics are the first artifacts from the Vault. Each NFT represents a prehistoric relic displayed in a premium museum-style showcase. The collection is built around consistency, rarity, and historical inspiration.
Every relic should feel like a catalogued piece of ancient history with its own identity, classification, and story.
Supply1,111
ChainEthereum
MintOpenSea
Date29/6
Vault Case
Glass, gold trim, dark stone, and a clean archival plaque.
Classification
Each relic carries its own species, part, era, and historical identity.
The Vault
The long-term heart of Prehistoria.
The Vault represents the bridge between digital relics, collector culture, and real-world fossil relationships. Over time, it can evolve into a system for fossil documentation, verification, educational content, relic holder credibility, collector access, artifact curation, and future real-world acquisition pathways.
This will be built carefully, transparently, and with the proper structure.
Real-world pathway
Saudi and Dubai opened the first conversations.
Following recent meetings across Saudi Arabia and Dubai, Prehistoria has begun opening conversations with teams, collectors, and fossil holders connected to real-world historical assets. These conversations are an early step toward building belief, verification, and future access around prehistoric relics.
The goal is not to rush claims, but to build relationships that can support Prehistoria’s long-term direction across luxury collecting, Web3 networking, private capital, and cultural asset conversations.
Roadmap
Built in phases. Proven through execution.
Vault Genesis
Establish the first collector circle through Genesis Relics, collabs, and early community growth.
Genesis Relics Launch
Launch the 1,111 Genesis Relics collection on OpenSea on 29/6.
Verification & Belief
Introduce fossil holder conversations, relic updates, and educational content after mint.
Vault Development
Expand through documentation, research, collector access, and verified artifact pathways.
Real-world Expansion
Continue building relationships with fossil holders, collectors, teams, and cultural partners.
Mint Details
The first relics are almost ready to be claimed.
Genesis Relics mint through OpenSea. GTD access and public mint details are structured clearly for early collectors.
Genesis Relics
Supply1,111
Date29/6 • 12PM EST
GTD0.002 ETH • 1 per wallet
FCFS0.003 ETH • 1 per wallet
Public0.003 ETH • 3 per wallet
PlatformOpenSea
Community
The first collector circle of the Vault.
We are looking for collectors, builders, fossil enthusiasts, Web3 natives, history lovers, and people who believe ancient value deserves a digital home.
FAQ
Questions from the archive.
What is PrehistoriaNFT?
PrehistoriaNFT is a prehistoric relic collection on Ethereum, built around fossil culture, digital collectibles, and a long-term vault vision connecting digital ownership with real-world relic pathways.
What are Genesis Relics?
Genesis Relics are the first 1,111 NFTs from the Prehistoria Vault. Each relic is designed as a museum-style digital prehistoric artifact.
Where is mint happening?
Mint will take place on OpenSea on Ethereum.
Do holders legally own physical fossils?
No. Genesis Relics are digital collectibles. Prehistoria is building toward future real-world fossil holder relationships, verification, relic documentation, and potential acquisition pathways with proper structure.