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Chapter 3 - Architecture set dressing

the Wae Rebo mbaru-niang conical houses (UNESCO, timber-and-thatch, protected living heritage referenced not reproduced), the Compang Ruteng stone platform-center (protected), the lingko terraced fields, and the Todo royal village (protected).

Read from docs/spine/CH_03.md, line 243.

Written in canon: 4 interiors (this region). Source: registries/T0_Dwelling_Registry [DRAFT v0.1]/Sheet1.csv; registries/T0_Interior_Space_Registry [DRAFT v0.1]/Sheet1.csv.

The concept, one picked plate per subject

type elder at compang at work

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PICKED - CANON the East-Asian tiled-roof town, the glyph-carved monument, the European tunic-and-boots and the modern push-broom are all gone - an older Manggarai man sweeps the volcanic-stone compang ring with a bound-fibre broom among ijuk-thatched cone houses

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type household threshold at work

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PICKED - CANON every manufactured object and modern garment the defect line named is gone - barefoot figures in wrapped hand-spun cloth work earthenware and bamboo vessels and split firewood at a stone-ringed hearth among ijuk-thatch cones in working daylight

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type tua teno at work

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PICKED - CANON the European hooded-tunic peasant on parallel furrows under conifers is replaced by a barefoot tua teno on the lodok centre stone, stone-lined wedge plots radiating out with seedlings on the radii and his pole and coiled cord at his feet

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type weaver loom at work

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PICKED - CANON all three cells land - she wears plain undyed handspun with no modern knit anywhere, the cloth on the loom reads as indigo warp banding and dye technique rather than a figured motif language the record withholds, and the loom's tension now runs from a wide strap passing behind her LOWER BACK as she

this chapter's own

type elder at compang full figure

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PICKED - CANON the row reserves presence-and-upkeep only, and O3 reads it literally: a bound-fibre broom, no regalia, no rite, over motif-free feathered bands, head turned off-axis and barefoot.

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type farmer lingko full figure

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PICKED - AUTHENTICITY the only candidate carrying a timber digging stick instead of a forged steel spade (the region's no-metallurgy line) with cloth that is pure vertical feathered indigo-and-morinda banding, no figured motif.

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type household threshold group study

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PICKED - CANON the grey-seamless studio specimen line-up is gone - a real house threshold in working daylight with the settlement and its black volcanic-stone kerbing in frame, every cloth motif-free warp-stripe technique

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type tua teno full figure

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PICKED - CANON the row reserves authority-in-posture with no regalia, and O4 carries only a plain measuring pole and a genuinely coiled lodok cord in ordinary cultivator dress over motif-free feathered bands.

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type weaver loom full figure

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PICKED - CANON the row's subject is the loom, and O4 alone shows a tensioned warp between two beams with shed sticks and hands working the shed; O1 and O3 show no warp at all.

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In the running build

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