Storing missing data in Materialized View

There is 1 View which contains all the web activities on each day and I am extracting summary data as follows.
1. Date
2. User Access counts on the date
But the base table of this view consists of 2 table, log1 and log2, and each
table is switched each 14 days. So, this view can reference the data until
maximum 28 days.
In this environment, I am planning to store the summary data which is made
before 28 days, using Materialized View. But can Materialized View store the
data which is gone in the base table or View? I want to refresh only recent data
and keep past data as it is in the Materialized View.

Thank you for the reply.
So, once the materialized view is refreshed, the previous data will be cleared, right? I wanted to store old data and add new data at the same time, but it seems to be impossible.
In our environment, table Log1 and Log2 are used alternately. So, once 14 days data are stored in Log1, new log data will be written into Log2 table and after another 14 days, the new log data will be written in Log1 Table. So, Maximum 28 days data can be stored.

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