world/regions/bali/page/deep_read_T0_Inscription_Spine_bali.json
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"stream_id": "deep_read_T0_Inscription_Spine_bali",
"target_t0_registry": "T0_Inscription_Spine",
"stream_scope": "bali",
"lane": "book_first_deep_read",
"source": "docs/book_extractions/ (EXR v0.2), merged per OPEN-Q3 (union-citations, conflicts to the critic)",
"note": "GENERATED by harness/rag/deep_read.py merge — a regenerable view over docs/book_extractions/EXR_*.json. Do NOT hand-edit: audit and ratification work lands downstream (§7.5 seed typing / §8.8 cultural-authenticity audit / the owner lane), never here. Every row is PROPOSAL-TIER; ratified-only enters build packs.",
"disputed_refs": [],
"extracted_entries": [
{
"merge_anchor": {
"name": "The Fallen Sky-Stone (Prasasti Manukaya)",
"culture_or_region": "bali"
},
"entity_kind": "inscription",
"target_registry": "T0_Inscription_Spine",
"owner_lane": "phase3_stream",
"region_refs": [
"bali"
],
"contributors": [
{
"extraction_id": "EXR_SRC_00251",
"entity_id": "EC_08",
"primary_region": "bali",
"entity_kind": "inscription",
"target_registry": "T0_Inscription_Spine",
"descriptive_substrate": "A cloth-wrapped stone at Manukaya said to have fallen from the sky, bearing a 962 AD inscription in Old Balinese that memorializes the very day (full moon of the fourth month) on which it is ritually washed at Tirta Empul every decade; the community performed the rite for centuries without being able to read the text.",
"portrayal_note": "Real archaeological object (deciphered by Stutterheim); frame as a literacy/continuity marvel, not lost-tech. Anchors the 'lontar becomes reading' beat.",
"deity_portrayable_note": null,
"care_flag": "none",
"chapter_ref": null,
"target_registry_note": "T0_Inscription / vril_site or scripts substrate",
"prefill": null
}
],
"citations": [
{
"extraction_id": "EXR_SRC_00251",
"citation": "p. II-62 (the sky-fallen stone; forgotten Old Balinese; deciphered 962 AD; memorializes its own washing-day)"
}
],
"status": "proposed",
"conflicts": [],
"lane_mismatch": null
}
]
}