Evidence / independence / revision
Editorial Policy
The working rules used to distinguish documentation, observation, interpretation and general principle.
Evidence hierarchy
We prioritize official museum records, public agencies, standards bodies, academic publications and primary documents. Secondary explainers may support context when their authorship and references are clear.
A cited institution supports only the claim attached to it. Links are not endorsements, and institutional catalogues can change as attribution and research develop.
Statement types
Articles label documented fact, observation, interpretation and general principle in their section headings. Observation describes visible form; interpretation proposes meaning with limits; principle offers a transferable reading method.
We do not fabricate interviews, tests, travel, credentials, quotations or object access. When direct examination is absent, the prose says so.
Images and independence
Generated images are labeled at point of use and are never presented as documentary evidence. The publication currently carries no advertising, affiliate relationship or sponsored article.