METHOD · SOURCES · UNCERTAINTY
How we know
The Museum keeps documents, archives, scholarship, testimony, tradition, reconstruction and open questions visibly distinct.
EVIDENCE
Important claims should remain inspectable.
Public records keep source identity, rights, links to available documents and the current evidence state connected to the story.
UNCERTAINTY
An open question stays open.
Family memory, oral testimony and documentary conclusions are not silently merged into one level of certainty.
CORRECTIONS
Knowledge can change without erasing its history.
When new evidence changes a record, the Museum corrects the public account while preserving an accountable revision trail.