# Inspector task sheet

Genghis Khan’s tomb: what a satellite anomaly can establish

## 1. Trace the earliest accessible record

For Genghis Khan’s tomb: what a satellite anomaly can establish, record author or storyteller, collection date, language, translation, page and exact scope. Distinguish evidence of a story being told from evidence of its events. Note which full documents remain unavailable.

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## 2. Investigate the central question

Read the paper and correction together. Compare feature classes, agreement thresholds and field-validation criteria without publishing candidate grave locations. Distinguish roads, structures and natural shapes from burials. Evaluate any later discovery claim through an authorised published report and explicit dating or attribution evidence.

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## 3. Compare explanations without merging evidence

Require authorised archaeological dating and personal-attribution criteria. Compare independent validation and alternative feature classifications before asserting a burial. Preserve contradictions and unsuccessful searches; proposed work remains unperformed.

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