{
 "schema": "carthage.analytical-plans/1",
 "date": "2026-10-02",
 "seed_sha256": "f71bce894490e000fdddc4cc3c5cbaa9042b0b25e2bac878a05316ebd95cb6d1",
 "sources": [
  {
   "id": "lezine1968",
   "title": "Alexandre Lézine, Carthage–Utique: études d’architecture et d’urbanisme (1968)",
   "reading": "Figures 2–4 and their legends; printed pp. 16–17, frigidarium dimensions and assumptions.",
   "url": null,
   "rights": "User-supplied publication; public adaptation/republication permission not established",
   "public_access": "cited; not available from this site."
  },
  {
   "id": "hurst2010",
   "title": "Henry Hurst, Understanding Carthage as a Roman Port (2010)",
   "reading": "printed pp. 54–55; Figure 4 map and Figure 5 photograph of a model.",
   "url": null,
   "rights": "User-supplied publication; public adaptation/republication permission not established",
   "public_access": "cited; not available from this site."
  },
  {
   "id": "mills2013",
   "title": "Philip Mills, The Ancient Mediterranean Trade in Ceramic Building Materials (2013)",
   "reading": "printed p. 12; Figure 1.7 and adjacent Table 1.3.",
   "url": null,
   "rights": "User-supplied publication; public adaptation/republication permission not established",
   "public_access": "cited; not available from this site."
  },
  {
   "id": "na-villas2018",
   "title": "R. J. A. Wilson, Roman Villas in North Africa (2018), pp. 266–307",
   "reading": "printed pp. 283–284; Figure 16.13, its caption and room descriptions.",
   "url": null,
   "rights": "User-supplied publication; public adaptation/republication permission not established",
   "public_access": "cited; not available from this site."
  },
  {
   "id": "na-delile",
   "title": "Hugo Delile et al., The Geoarchaeology of Utica, Tunisia (2015)",
   "reading": "printed p. 302; Figure 7 and legend, four interpretive palaeogeographical panels.",
   "url": null,
   "rights": "User-supplied publication; public adaptation/republication permission not established",
   "public_access": "cited; not available from this site."
  }
 ],
 "audit": [],
 "bath": {
  "id": "antonine-frigidarium",
  "title": "Antonine Baths · testing a dimensional hypothesis",
  "source": "lezine1968",
  "locator": "printed pp. 16–17",
  "basement_clear_length_m": 45.525,
  "upper_conditional_length_m": 46.905,
  "roman_foot_m": 0.295,
  "width_feet": [
   75,
   80
  ],
  "assumed_upper_wall_m": 2.36,
  "assumption": "Lézine derives the upper length by assuming thinner upper walls centred on the basement walls, while explicitly stating that their alignment is unproved. His width estimate is 75–80 feet. The rectangular envelope below tests these dimensions; it is not a wall plan.",
  "limit": "No doorways, column positions, surveyed footprint, absolute coordinates or new measurements are supplied. A slider explores the published interval without choosing the correct historical width."
 },
 "sidi": {
  "id": "sidi-ghrib",
  "title": "Sidi Ghrib · selected bath spaces",
  "source": "na-villas2018",
  "locator": "Figure 16.13, printed p. 283; interpretation at p. 284 ",
  "lineage": "Ennabli and Neuru 1994, p. 209, fig. 1 → M. D. Öz redrawing → R. J. A. Wilson 2018 → selective analytical transcription in this reader",
  "limit": "Seven selected areas only; no complete walls, doors, stratigraphic contexts, phase polygons or geographic position. Colours group the author’s functional interpretations, not excavated periods. Reuse rights are unresolved beyond this local study; vector transcription does not remove source rights.",
  "features": [],
  "withheld": "Held back from the public copy: the room geometry is transcribed from a published plan whose public reuse rights are unresolved. The local build keeps it."
 },
 "online": [
  {
   "title": "Historic England, Geospatial Survey Specifications for Cultural Heritage (2024; clarification 20 March 2026)",
   "url": "https://historicengland.org.uk/images-books/publications/geospatial-survey-specifications-cultural-heritage/",
   "access": "Institutional page read",
   "finding": "Interpretive building recording and metric geospatial survey have distinct requirements. The pilots are interpretive drawings and a published-dimensional model; they are not certified survey outputs."
  },
  {
   "title": "Historic England, Drawing for Understanding",
   "url": "https://historicengland.org.uk/images-books/publications/drawing-for-understanding/",
   "access": "Institutional overview read",
   "finding": "Interpretive drawings are used alongside reports, photography and survey evidence; drawing alone does not replace those records."
  },
  {
   "title": "DAI, Die deutschen Ausgrabungen in Karthago, volume 1",
   "url": "https://publications.dainst.org/books/dai/catalog/book/2241",
   "access": "Catalogue and chapter list read; chapter XI fetch unsuccessful",
   "finding": "Chapter XI, Anmerkungen zu den Plänen, is a relevant plan-convention lead. Its text and plates were not inspected in this pass. The catalogue’s 2026 date is the digital record date, not the excavation date."
  },
  {
   "title": "iDAI.publications Terms of Use",
   "url": "https://publications.dainst.org/books/dai/terms",
   "access": "Terms read; no plan downloaded or transformed from this portal",
   "finding": "The general terms do not establish an open adaptation licence for these plates. Item-level rights need checking before reuse; converting a graphic to vectors does not independently grant permission."
  }
 ],
 "status": "Local analytical pilots; no survey certification",
 "rendering": "Original SVG generated from published numerical arguments and selective manually interpreted room geometry. No embedded plan raster or PDF page. No automatic tracing or AI-generated archaeology."
}