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PRIMARY-EVIDENCE DESK

COVERAGE LEDGER ↗

THE WRITTEN RECORD

NO OBJECT / NO CLAIM

WITNESS
THE WORD.

A date is not a manuscript. A quotation is not a facsimile. Every historical occurrence must disclose what was actually seen, where it lives, and how precisely it can be found again.

538ALL RECORDS

Every attestation claim in the reviewed graph.

46INSPECTED OBJECTS

A primary image was checked and precisely located.

46INSPECTION RECORDS

Repeatable logs of what the image itself proves.

492SOURCE REPORTS

A secondary source reports the date or form.

214WORD DOSSIERS

Reviewed word histories represented here.

INSPECTION RATE9%

46 records currently meet the directly inspected primary-object standard, each with a structured inspection log.

STATUSallinspectedreported
TYPEallManuscript 24Printed book 22Source-reported corpus record 322Lexicographic first-use report 152Source-reported corpus record 18
01

PERMANENT EVIDENCE RECORDS

0 WITNESSES IN THIS VIEW

NO RECORD MEETS THIS FILTER.

That absence is evidence about the state of the atlas, not a reason to relax the filter.

02

THE PROMOTION RULE

FROM REPORT TO OBJECT

01SOURCE REPORT

A dictionary, corpus, or study reports a form or first-use date. Useful—but not the underlying object.

02PRIMARY OBJECT

A manuscript, inscription, printed book, periodical, newspaper, or playbill preserves the occurrence.

03EXACT LOCATOR

Repository, shelfmark, page or folio, quoted form, and stable facsimile link make the inspection repeatable.

04DIRECT INSPECTION

An editor checks the image itself and records only what that object proves—never more.