KRA-Z08-017 / fragmentary
The Door-Wound Rubbing
Most marks were cut away by salvage crews. The absence is unusually well preserved.
- collection
- Zenox-08 Public Loss Record
- material
- white nursery stone; inscription known chiefly by the edge left after removal
- findsite
- Zenox-08, lower habitation complex
- dating
- older than the last recognized Zenox-08 habitation layer; upper bound disputed
- custody
- distributed field scans; no surviving office has demonstrated possession of the removed wall
recoverable layers
What the object permits us to say
- observed inscription
surrounding marks removed with the threshold mechanism; edge intervals only- Roman transcription
- No continuous Roman transcription is responsible.
- Common Kai reconstruction
- No responsible reconstruction.
- English reading
- No complete translation.
- bounded conclusion
- Lumin-like relational geometry was present around removed Vey door mechanisms; origin remains unknown.
departmental dispute
The Archive has not agreed
A wound around an inscription is evidence that writing was present. It is not permission to write the missing sentence for it.
The cutting tool removed the inscription and polished the theft. This is useful evidence about the thief and disappointing evidence about the sentence.
The same open-center spacing occurs in deposits whose accepted dates do not overlap.
Catalogued as a rubbing of a missing object. The Missing Objects Office disputes our jurisdiction and has misplaced its response.