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  "title": "Activity & Economy Cross-Lane Synthesis",
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      "title": "Count dependencies before counting lanes",
      "text": "Several records can derive from the same excavation, assemblage, object, sample set, or publication. Multiple cards are not automatically independent confirmations."
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      "title": "Require spatial and chronological overlap",
      "text": "Evidence from different sites or centuries can illuminate a process comparatively, but it cannot be stacked as if all signals describe one place at one moment."
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      "title": "Activity is not scale",
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      "text": "A missing lane usually means recovery, preservation, sampling, publication, or indexing is incomplete. It is not evidence that the activity was absent."
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      "title": "Text is a comparison lane, not an upgrade",
      "text": "Biblical language can frame historically relevant questions, but textual compatibility does not transform contextual archaeology into direct attestation of a narrated event."
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      "title": "Primary use and deposition can diverge",
      "text": "Objects may be reused, curated, recycled, discarded, redeposited, or deposited ritually. Functional reconstruction and final archaeological context must remain separate."
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      "title": "Generalize only at the demonstrated scale",
      "text": "A site-level pattern may support a local reconstruction; regional or kingdom-wide economic conclusions require appropriately distributed evidence."
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      "text": "Every synthesis carries a record-level dependency audit. Shared publications are collapsed into publication dependency groups; shared artifact/corpus identifiers and exact repeated contexts are flagged for object, excavation, or sample review; derived synthesis links are excluded from corroboration counts. No encoded overlap is not proof of statistical independence."
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