The archived record combines geology questions, stage vocabulary, and equipment-category names. It mentions pattern, joints, bedding, and cracks, then lists preparation, separation, shaping, and movement themes. None of those labels is connected to an identified deposit, approved plan, exact machine, or dated project file, so this ledger preserves classification without turning it into field guidance.
Geology subjects that remain questions
- Pattern record
- The archive treats visual pattern as relevant, but supplies no dated sample register, grading authority, buyer specification, or supported value conclusion.
- Joints and bedding record
- These terms appear as site-characterization topics. No mapped deposit, responsible geologist, survey date, or approved interpretation accompanies them.
- Crack record
- Cracks are named without a traceable inspection file or project-specific conclusion. The term alone does not establish block condition or suitability.
Archived stage vocabulary without an operating sequence
| Historical label group | Permitted reading | Missing documentary link |
|---|---|---|
| Site preparation | A subject heading in the old article. | An identified deposit and approved project record. |
| Development and movement | Vocabulary retained from the source. | A dated scope, responsible party, and attributable plan. |
| Separation | A broad stage name only. | A project file that defines its meaning for one verified context. |
| Block shaping | An archive category rather than an instruction. | A controlled specification tied to the same material and project. |
Three retained visual records
Equipment-category labels
The source names several cutting, separation, and movement equipment families. They remain glossary entries only. This article does not connect any category to a deposit, recommend a category, identify a current model, or arrange the labels into a workflow.
