# Figure 3 R2 Marriott documentary-state data dictionary

The R2 CSV is byte-identical to the accepted R1 canonical CSV. R2 changes only the deterministic plot layout.

| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| `claim_id`, `claim_label` | Stable documentary question row. |
| `event_id`, `event_label` | Stable evidence/event column. |
| `event_date` | Date or bounded period to which the documentary event applies. |
| `publication_date` | Publication date when separately established; otherwise the explicit value `not_separately_resolved`. It must not be inferred from `event_date`. |
| `state` | Exact coordinator-coded documentary taxonomy: `BASELINE_ESTABLISHED`, `REMAINS_SUPPORTED`, `REQUIRES_REASSESSMENT`, `UNRESOLVED`, `CHANGED`, `SUPERSEDED`, or `NOT_APPLICABLE`. |
| `source_id` | One or more exact `MA01`–`MA08` records supporting the cell. Source IDs remain in the CSV/source map, not inside main-image cells. |
| `passage_locator` | Retained official-rendering line range or accession locator. |
| `basis` | Short traceable documentary reason. |
| `evidence_class` | Always `documentary_not_gold`. |
| `unresolved_limitation` | What the retained documentary record does not settle. Never blank. |

Display labels are deliberately shorter but semantically exact: `BASELINE`, `SUPPORTED`, `REASSESS`, `UNRESOLVED`, `CHANGED`, `SUPERSEDED`, and `N/A`. These are states of bounded documentary support, not labels of legal compliance, default, remedy, repayment capacity, creditworthiness, or investment merit.