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Generalising HARF Beyond Bamiyan: A Bounded Cross-Site Evaluation of Generative-AI Reconstrucction at the Temple of Bel, Palmyra

2026-07-29

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The Heritage-Aligned Reconstruction Framework (HARF) was developed through the Western Buddha of Bamiyan to structure AI-mediated heritage reconstruction through evidentially constrained prompt design, prompt-sufficiency assessment and expert-in-the-loop evaluation. Its transferability beyond a figural-sculpture case has not been empirically examined. This article tests that question through a bounded cross-site e...

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10.20944/preprints202607.2162.v1
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