# Inspector task sheet

The Hill of Crosses: healing tales and competing origins

## 1. Trace the earliest accessible record

For The Hill of Crosses: healing tales and competing origins, 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

Find the dated survey behind the early count and compare local church and administrative records. Build separate ledgers for devotional testimony, uprising commemoration and destruction or rebuilding. For any healing narrative, preserve the storyteller and collection date; a medical conclusion requires relevant records rather than the presence of a cross.

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## 3. Compare explanations without merging evidence

Compare earliest counts with dated dedications and collected testimonies. Identify the earliest named account and assess its evidence independently of later pilgrimage popularity. Preserve contradictions and unsuccessful searches; proposed work remains unperformed.

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