Preserved ruin originals and aqueduct repair

The catalogued originals remain intact. Twenty separately inspected named exports are internal references; canonical world qualification remains separate. The only new artwork in this batch is the bounded aqueduct transparency study.

Broken Aqueduct — V1 arch-transparency repair

2,035 alpha samples cleared in bounded empty upper arches. Every original RGB value and every outside-mask pixel remains exact. Fine residue and full site/world qualification remain pending. Inspect all twenty ruin originals

Broken Aqueduct V4 preserved original — Preserved original · WOG-A-003732

Broken Aqueduct preserved arch-transparency study — Partial native repair · WOG-A-009257 · qualification pending

Twenty individually inspected originals

WOG-A-003584 native ruin original — WOG-A-003584 / WOG-A-007960
A timber-braced portal enters a mossy rock mound. A tall open hoist frame stands at upper-left; a loaded cart, broken foreground rail ends, spare wheel and toppled cart/crate sit in front. Left bare branches, conifers and both fence runs are complete. Beam grain, rope coils and masonry remain sharp.
Retain the finite original. Resolve a ruined exploration-site role, cart/rail decoration, true mound contact, scale and state; painted carts imply no working mine or stock.
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WOG-A-003585 native ruin original — WOG-A-003585 / WOG-A-007961
An iron-strapped portal opens beneath a broken masonry crown. Two dislocated rail lengths cross in the foreground beside a cart; a side winch, barrel and narrow right-hand turquoise stream distinguish this version. Bare branches and two conifers remain complete.
Preserve the disused scene. A stream-bearing mine site needs matching hydrology and relief, plus truthful abandoned state, foreground clearance and native edge-composite review.
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WOG-A-003586 native ruin original — WOG-A-003586 / WOG-A-007962
A small cart exits a timber portal beneath broken upper beams. A ruined arched masonry wall occupies the right bank, while a short wooden footbridge crosses the lower-left turquoise stream. Fences, conifers and stone detail remain distinct. Some fine outer fringe appears in the raw view and requires composited diagnosis.
The mine, ruin wall, bridge and water are one fixed vignette; do not infer generic mine or road compatibility. Check edge RGB at true alpha before bounded repairs.
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WOG-A-003587 native ruin original — WOG-A-003587 / WOG-A-007963
The portrait has two vertically separated timber-framed openings/rail platforms in a tall rocky spire. A hanging lantern on the upper-right post, lower cart, stacked loose beams, barrel and rock-filled crate distinguish the composition. Tree tips and bottom footprint are intact.
Keep both levels; qualify their vertical separation, footprint and site occlusion. Do not flatten the portrait to fit a generic mine icon or claim a lit/working lifecycle from the painted lamp.
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WOG-A-003588 native ruin original — WOG-A-003588 / WOG-A-007964
A vine-draped masonry-and-timber portal sits above a curving rail. Two carts, broken foreground walls, a left ladder, small side hoist and elevated right wooden walkway fill a broad finite ruin. The scene has sharp moss, masonry and rail detail, with fine edge speckling visible in the raw preview.
Preserve original detail and all props. Diagnose fringe on light/dark composites, then qualify a fixed ruined industrial site, track/terrain contact, prop scale, states and actual normal-world appearance.
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WOG-A-003619 native ruin original — WOG-A-003619 / WOG-A-007965
A tall broken classical facade combines an inset arch, two complete fluted columns, broken outer piers and stepped paving. A fallen fluted shaft and a small carved sun block lie at the lower-right; the stone terrace and vines are detailed and complete.
Retain the native relief and scattered shafts. Define the ruined monument footprint and entrances; an architectural opening is not a playable portal without an entity contract.
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WOG-A-003620 native ruin original — WOG-A-003620 / WOG-A-007966
Three ornamented fluted columns support a fractured pediment with a small round emblem. A separate short column and fallen shaft sit to the right above a low arched water outlet; carved fragments and central steps remain sharp.
The small water channel and freestanding portico require a matched site, water termination and ruin-state contract, with no transfer of approval from similar columns.
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WOG-A-003621 native ruin original — WOG-A-003621 / WOG-A-007967
A raised multi-column terrace includes an upper arched plaque/window and a circular carved floor disk. A separate foreground-right arch and left blue watercourse with reeds and fallen columns form a larger footprint. The entire irregular base is present.
Define a composite temple/river ruin role and preserve the floor disk as decoration; the painted water, plaque and arch imply no new ritual, puzzle or navigation behavior.
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WOG-A-003622 native ruin original — WOG-A-003622 / WOG-A-007968
The portrait ruin climbs through two stair flights to three tall columns and a complete upper arch. A low left culvert and a carved fan/tree motif in a lower-right arched door surround a blue pool. Conifers and the tall upper silhouette are complete.
Qualify the vertical terrace, pool and blocked-door treatment at a fixed site; do not compress its portrait scale or infer a working dungeon entry.
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WOG-A-003623 native ruin original — WOG-A-003623 / WOG-A-007969
Three upper columns carry a vine-covered lintel and circular carving; a left standalone shaft and right lower arch flank a large concentric paved floor disk. A broadleaf tree at left and a narrow cypress at right distinguish the scene. Stone joints and full footprint are clear.
Keep the dry courtyard and two vegetation types. Qualify a finite abandoned monument, scale and terrain contact; the carved disk is not evidence of an implemented interaction.
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WOG-A-003729 native ruin original — WOG-A-003729 / WOG-A-007970
A tall diagonal aqueduct has four large arches and an open blue upper channel ending in a left waterfall. Three fallen cylindrical masonry fragments, slim cypresses and an irregular stone/grass base remain complete. Water strokes and arch voussoirs are sharp.
Qualify the elevated channel, downstream outlet, pier contact and existing ruin role. Painted flowing water does not establish a functioning supply system.
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WOG-A-003730 native ruin original — WOG-A-003730 / WOG-A-007971
Four tall intact arches lead to a broken right-hand end above a small foreground stream/cascade. Conifers fill the left and right banks; a fallen pier segment leans near the break. Chipped parapet blocks and individual masonry joints are clear.
The interrupted upper watercourse and lower outfall require a coherent fixed topology. Preserve the break as an intended ruined state, not an automatic missing-subject defect.
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WOG-A-003731 native ruin original — WOG-A-003731 / WOG-A-007972
A long elevated row of arches has a break near its right end, above smaller foreground arches and a central waterfall entering a cross-stream. Dense conifers, fallen drums and paving define a broad finite base. The whole subject stays inside its frame.
Treat the upper/lower channels, ruined fragments and footpaths as one large scenery site; qualify scale, water direction and occlusion before runtime integration.
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WOG-A-003732 native ruin original — WOG-A-003732 / WOG-A-007973
The portrait arranges a high arched aqueduct above a lower channel, foreground broken arches and a falling blue stream. Two broad conifers and multiple rocky levels retain sharp stone detail. Grey strips appear inside several upper arch openings in the raw native preview.
Check the upper arch strips on true alpha/light/dark backgrounds; if they are visible matte residue, use a precisely bounded original-preserving repair. Preserve real pier edges, vines and water.
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WOG-A-003733 native ruin original — WOG-A-003733 / WOG-A-007974
A high diagonal arcaded channel descends to a lower transverse section and foreground waterfall. Cypresses and broadleaf trees surround the pale masonry; pink patches appear on some tall right-hand piers in the raw native view. The long foreground water edge is intact.
Diagnose pier colour patches separately from background alpha. Retain native masonry texture and all healthy foliage; qualify elevated water, relief and the finite site role.
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WOG-A-003734 native ruin original — WOG-A-003734 / WOG-A-007975
A broken green-blue dome crowns a compact multi-level city ruin with fluted columns, arches and terraces. Twisted broadleaf trees flank it; a narrow lower blue channel runs among fallen columns. Dome tiles, masonry joints and foreground fragments remain clear.
Define a composite abandoned-city landmark with truthful water/terrace topology and scale; no dungeon entry or loot is inferred from painted arches.
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WOG-A-003735 native ruin original — WOG-A-003735 / WOG-A-007976
A blue tiled dome and roofless cylindrical tower occupy the left side above many arches and terraces. A right-hand water basin contains leaning columns and a submerged circular fragment, reached by a small wooden footbridge. The full outline is preserved.
Qualify the lake/ruin shoreline, footbridge, submerged columns and large footprint as a site; painted water does not authorize arbitrary lake placement.
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WOG-A-003736 native ruin original — WOG-A-003736 / WOG-A-007977
A blue broken dome stands on a stepped central temple over many small blue-roofed porticos and tall detached columns. A broad sandy shoreline borders turquoise foreground water with three column stumps. Individual tile and column detail is sharp.
Retain the shoreline and native architectural scale. A coastal/riverbank ruin contract must match actual geography, water direction and player/entity behavior.
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WOG-A-003737 native ruin original — WOG-A-003737 / WOG-A-007978
The tall ruin rises to a broken orange-gold dome, with successive arches, columns and multiple turquoise channels/cascades. A large circular roofless basin sits at lower-left; slim cypresses and stair terraces fill the sides. The entire top and base remain within the canvas.
Qualify a tall multi-level abandoned landmark and coherent water supply/outflow; preserve its distinct gold dome rather than recolouring it merely to match blue variants.
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WOG-A-003738 native ruin original — WOG-A-003738 / WOG-A-007979
An extensive stepped ruin surrounds a central circular recessed court, with a small green domed turret at rear and triangular classical portico at right. A narrow waterfall drops into a turquoise foreground pool between ruined arches. Fluted shafts and the complete finite base are detailed.
Resolve court/basin, pool, terraces and portico as one specific abandoned-city role. Painted doors and circular spaces imply no implemented ritual, entry or active service.
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