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Sounds like a good story. A lot of SF has a forerunner civilization concept, but I can only think of a couple that present anything about their early stages.
Hopefully I actually finish something other than a bunch of worldbuilding that ultimately doesn't have any stories set in it...
One of my DMs ran a campaign in his world, specifically to have a story because he had been world building for 6 years at that point. Might be something to consider, obviously you'd probably need a system other than D&D, but there are loads of Sci Fi systems out there that could probably be adapted to your world.
That's also how the first Dragonlance novels were written.
My setting would be perfect for Shadowrun. And it's been about 6 years... Hmmm...
There ya go. Go recruit some ~~Ghostwriters~~ Players!