# Current bibliography metadata The inventory retains 1,366 conservative work/access records and 1,374 access URLs from 5,875 source occurrences. These are not 1,366 verified unique works. All 851 older work IDs and the 30-record reviewed pilot are preserved. `typed_metadata.json` combines the preserved base with five bounded identity reviews: the earlier 32 records, eight identities from the raw-score source follow-ups, four identities used in the incoming-flight notes, 17 institutional web-page identities, and 26 Iranica article/section identities. The original 32 changed records remain available in `../identity_followup_20260908/typed_metadata_overlay.json`; their primary verification URLs and individual review decisions are included in each record. `../identity_followup_20260908/IDENTITY_RELATIONS.json` preserves the related book/chapter distinctions without merging work IDs. The eight additional records are available in `../identity_followup_20260909/typed_metadata_overlay.json`. They identify Grant's *Greek Captives and Mediterranean Slavery, 1260–1460* (2024), two Breasted access records, Tsafack's refugee article, Langer's deportation article, the SAHO Cape article and two USHMM articles. The corresponding `IDENTITY_RELATIONS.json` links the two Breasted records to the same scanned volume; neither ID is merged. Missing fields and conflicting dates remain explicit in each record. Four further identities are available in `../flight_identity_followup_20260909/typed_metadata_overlay.json`: the 2014 Davies/Finglass edition of *Stesichorus: The Poems*, the HRW Montagnards report, Yang's Taiwan exile article and Sen's Andaman article. Original work IDs and source occurrences remain intact. Canova's already deposited record is unchanged. Yang's 2020 online date and 2021 issue date remain separate. The Stesichorus identity uses indexed publisher text; direct publisher PDF downloads timed out. HRW's report identity and copyright details were checked on its title and copyright pages. Individual access and edition limits remain in the records. Seventeen institutional page identities are available in `../institutional_identity_followup_20260909/typed_metadata_overlay.json`: six SAHO pages, a Library of Congress exhibit section, three National Park Service articles, an NZHistory page and six USHMM pages. All 81 associated original occurrences remain intact. Publisher modification dates and historical periods are kept separate from first-publication dates. Personal bylines are recorded only where the consulted source supplies them. [Three field exceptions](../institutional_identity_followup_20260909/FIELD_EXCEPTIONS.json) remain unresolved: the SAHO forced-removals page supplies conflicting personal and institutional attribution, its editor field contains one unparsed name string, and the LOC section supplies a date without a demonstrated role. Supplied values remain separate; missing dates and bylines remain absent. The corresponding `IDENTITY_RELATIONS.json` keeps two separately titled SAHO pages distinct despite their inherited combined label. No IDs are merged. Twenty-six Iranica identities are available in `../iranica_identity_followup_20260909/typed_metadata_overlay.json`. Publisher article titles, displayed bylines, publication/update labels and print locators identify the existing records. Nineteen decisions use web-reader excerpts and seven use publisher-indexed text. Original titles, URLs and all 116 associated source occurrences remain intact. The two Shapur URLs retain distinct title spellings and update dates; full body equivalence is unverified. The combined Deportations article retains three authors. [Three additional fields](../iranica_identity_followup_20260909/FIELD_EXCEPTIONS.json) remain open for Bamian ii: section author, publication date and modification date. Parent-entry dates and sibling authors are not assigned to the section. Together with the earlier institutional exceptions, six explicit fields remain open across the two downloadable records. Darius and Georgia use publisher HTML metadata; the originally linked PDFs remain uninspected. Publisher Published labels do not establish independently verified first-print or first-online dates. Direct requests and archive availability checks were blocked or rate-limited; no complete source download or external archival snapshot is claimed. The original typed metadata, status and inventory explanation remain in `../history/20260908d/`. `INPUT_MANIFEST.json`, `source_occurrences.json`, `work_inventory.json` and `SUMMARY.json` describe the original declared input harvest. Occurrence titles and URLs are preserved as recorded; use the current typed view and its preferred access links for later metadata corrections. Source-note locators identify a project note, not a claim that the underlying passage has just been read. The previous effective typed view, explanation and status are preserved in `../history/20260909c/`, `../history/20260909d/`, `../history/20260909e/` and `../history/20260909f/`. ## Current limits The effective metadata tiers contain 1,130 unresolved secondary records, 116 earlier deposited identities with a mechanical screen, three earlier corrected identifiers, 30 preserved pilot reviews, 85 reconciled metadata records with separate passage limits, one reconciled containing-book record, and one known article whose identifier remains unresolved. `METADATA_STATUS.json` provides the machine-readable counts. The manuscript reference split remains 27 cited works and 14 background entries. The unresolved Historia identifier belongs to Antonio Espino López's 2012 article, whose [publisher page](https://revistahistoria.uc.cl/index.php/rhis/article/view/10102) provides working access. Neither of its two published DOI forms was registered in the observed DOI.org checks. A working URL does not resolve that registry problem. The review also identifies the correct journal for Yonas Tesema's Ethiopia article, a journal article misclassified as a dataset in DataCite, and a Handle misidentified from a publisher's `/doi/` path. It separates Bresson's chapter from its containing book despite conflicting publisher metadata. Yale's 2024 formats for Olivelle's *Ashoka* are identified, while the older note's cited copy and page locators remain an explicit exception. Tsafack's printed issue designation is 2017, with 2018 copyright; the publisher website separately reports issue publication in 2019 and article publication in 2022. These dates retain their distinct roles. Breasted's 1906 publication is separate from the scan's 2015 digitization. The inspected Grant book is separate from the earlier doctoral thesis. Metadata identity does not establish a source's support for a historical claim. Source passages, editions and generic topic labels still require research. No historical claim, event date, statistical input or evidence hold is changed by this metadata update. Copyrighted source bodies and private captures are excluded from this bibliography bundle. ## Passage notes [Five source-specific notes](PASSAGE_NOTES.json) distinguish three located passages from one partial opening and one abstract-only access record. They identify the consulted version, source dependence and remaining limits. The original identity decisions remain unchanged; these notes do not certify all claims in an event or change its scores.