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Research Leads

Noetic - Triaged
Tall Siran bottle succession anchor

Use the AUSS Tall Siran bottle article and any original inscription/corpus control to test a narrow succession-anchor inferon.
Noetic - Triaged
Baasha of Ammon identification problem

Read Rendsburg and inscription controls for Baasha, Baalis/Baalyasha, and adjacent Ammonite royal-name evidence as a contested identity route.
Noetic - Triaged
Shanip and adjacent Ammonite ruler slots

Use synthesis only as a guide; read Assyrian-period source controls before deciding whether any specific Ammonite ruler slot can advance.

Candidates

Lost text - Published beta
Abydenus' lost Assyrian-Chaldaean history

Draft lost-text article for Abydenus' Assyrian-Chaldaean historical writing as preserved through later chronographic fragments.
Other - Published beta
Ammonite royal succession surface, ca. 9th-early 6th century BCE

Codex source-reading decision from the pre-1550 mechanical-gap title-prior lane.
Missing office - Researching
Tall Siran bottle as an Ammonite succession anchor

A bounded source-reading candidate around the Tall Siran bottle inscription as an anchor for Ammonite royal succession reconstruction.
Lost text - Published
Lost opening section of the Qalaichi-Bukan stele

Source-backed inferon for the lost opening or main section implied by the surviving final curse section of the Qalaichi-Bukan Old Aramaic stele.
Unnamed person - Researching
Baasha of Ammon and the Baalis-Baalyasha identification problem

A contested lower-level source-route candidate for the Baasha of Ammon/Baalis or Baalyasha identification problem.
Unnamed person - Published
Naziba EA 206 unnamed correspondent correction

Inferon that EA 206 attests Naziba as a toponym or polity while leaving the correspondent unnamed.
Missing office - Researching
Shanip and adjacent Assyrian-period Ammonite ruler slots

A source-route candidate for thin Assyrian-period Ammonite ruler slots adjacent to Shanip and related notices.
Vanished settlement - Attested elsewhere
Zapparia Assyrian-city retirement

Attested-elsewhere retirement for Zapparia as a minor ancient Assyrian city directly attested in Neo-Assyrian royal-inscription material.
Inferred event - Published beta
Daiaeni-Diauehi Assyrian campaign inferon

Inferon for Assyrian campaigns against Daiaeni/Diauehi as an inscription-backed event cluster behind the synthetic Diaokhi-Assyrian War label.

Review Paths

Abydenus' lost Assyrian-Chaldaean history
Article publication - Completed

Codex review publishes this as a fragment-attested but materially absent lost-text article.

Daiaeni-Diauehi Assyrian campaign inferon
Source reading - Completed

Codex/subagent reading promoted a private inferon only. The sources support Assyrian campaigns/contact with Daiaeni and a plausible Diauehi/Diaokhi identification, not a fully bou…

Naziba EA 206 unnamed correspondent correction
Source reading - Completed

Codex/subagent reading promoted a narrow inferon/source-control correction. Naziba is directly attested in EA 206, but the evidence read supports it as a place/polity label rather…

Zapparia Assyrian-city retirement
Source reading - Blocked

Codex/subagent reading retired this route. Zapparia is directly attested in Neo-Assyrian royal-inscription material and treated in modern scholarship; remaining uncertainty is loc…

Lost opening section of the Qalaichi-Bukan stele
Source reading - Completed

Codex/subagent reading supports an inferon for a lost opening or main section of the Qalaichi-Bukan stele. The site and stele are directly attested, and the lost text is still too…

Ammonite royal succession surface, ca. 9th-early 6th century BCE
Source reading - Completed

Codex/subagent reading found a warranted but reconstructed Ammonite succession surface across Assyrian, local epigraphic, and seal/bulla materials; not yet a bounded article draft…

Historical Armenian, Greek, and Assyrian community sections missing from thin Turkish district pages
Source reading - Blocked

Codex/subagent reading found a real source trail, but it is bundled, sensitive community-history material mostly in the 19th-20th century; it must stay in human-review/source-cont…

Former Armenian and Assyrian communities across Diyarbakir district pages
Source reading - Blocked

Codex/subagent reading found a real lead, but the source trail is dominated by genocide, religious/ethnic identity, forced conversion, survival, and modern memory claims. Managed …

Abydenus' lost Assyrian-Chaldaean history
Source reading - Completed

Promoted to draft as a fragment-attested lost text, with explicit secondary-transmission dependence.

Pervari and Şirvan village memory of Assyrian/Armenian communities and Hamidian massacres
Source reading - Blocked

The Pervari/Sirvan packet involves Assyrian/Armenian community memory and Hamidian massacre traces; Codex routed it to human-sensitive review. Managed state: human_only.

Nusaybin neighbourhoods with Assyrian, Yazidi, Tur Abdin, and Sayfo-category traces
Source reading - Blocked

The Nusaybin neighbourhood packet includes sensitive Assyrian/Yazidi/Sayfo category traces and is not suitable for automated article promotion from this pass. Managed state: needs…

L3 promotion filter: Ammonite royal succession surface, ca. 9th-early 6th century BCE
Hybrid review - Completed

Codex/manual review selected this broad L3 packet for splitting before any L4/L5 promotion.

L3 split source route: Shanip and adjacent Assyrian-period Ammonite ruler slots
Source reading - Queued

Queue source reading for thin Assyrian-period Ammonite ruler-slot reconstruction.

L3 split source route: Baasha of Ammon and the Baalis-Baalyasha identification problem
Source reading - Queued

Queue source reading for the contested Baasha/Baalis-Baalyasha Ammonite identification route.

L3 split source route: Tall Siran bottle as an Ammonite succession anchor
Source reading - Queued

Queue source reading for the Tall Siran bottle as a bounded Ammonite succession anchor.

L3 promotion filter: Lost opening section of the Qalaichi-Bukan stele
Source reading - Completed

Codex/manual review selected this L3 packet for bounded source supplementation before any article move.

L3 brief-L5 review: Lost opening section of the Qalaichi-Bukan stele
Article publication - Completed

Codex/manual review judges the Qalaichi-Bukan packet publishable as a brief L5 article because the missing object is narrowly defined as the lost preceding section implied by the …

L3 promotion filter: Naziba EA 206 unnamed correspondent correction
Article publication - Completed

Codex/manual publication pass promoted this accepted L3 packet to an L5 published article: Bounded correction: EA 206 leaves an unnamed correspondent once Naziba is read as place/…

L3 promotion filter: Lost opening section of the Qalaichi-Bukan stele
Source reading - Queued

Qalaichi-Bukan lost opening is promising but too reconstruction-dependent without stronger direct source control.

L3 promotion filter: Daiaeni-Diauehi Assyrian campaign inferon
Hybrid review - Completed

Daiaeni-Diauehi campaigns/contact are useful context but not a bounded ancient-war article.

Title-prior route: Diaokhi-Assyrian War
Corpus workbench - Completed

Codex/subagent reading promoted a private inferon only. The sources support Assyrian campaigns/contact with Daiaeni and a plausible Diauehi/Diaokhi identification, not a fully bou…

Title-prior route: Naziba Amarna-letter place/person identification ledger
Corpus workbench - Completed

Codex/subagent reading promoted a narrow inferon/source-control correction. Naziba is directly attested in EA 206, but the evidence read supports it as a place/polity label rather…

Title-prior route: Thin attestation seam for minor ancient Assyrian cities
Corpus workbench - Completed

Codex/subagent reading retired this route. Zapparia is directly attested in Neo-Assyrian royal-inscription material and treated in modern scholarship; remaining uncertainty is loc…

Title-prior route: Kurtalan District village layer with historic Assyrian community markers
Corpus workbench - Blocked

Codex/subagent reading found no route-specific pre-1550 source-backed lacuna for the named Kurtalan villages and identified modern population and sensitive late-Ottoman community …