# player4 Private-State Summary

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| Fact ID | Knowable statement | Epistemic status | Confidence | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| fact-ford-barter-ternhaven-view | Del and Seli led Ternhaven's four-person delegation to the stream ford cairn, meeting High Barley's leader and elders. High Barley received them with a return hospitality gift of warm wool cloth, fresh barley loaves, and dried mint beside their new trade lean-to. Across the flat stepping stones, the parties conducted a successful trial barter, trading coastal sea-salt and smoked fish for upland barley grain, heavy woven wool blankets, and dried medicinal herbs. Both clans agreed to hold a regular monthly Ford Exchange on low-water days without uninvited entry into either village. | REPORTED | CONFIRMED | PROPAGATED |
| fact-ford-contact-ternhaven-view | Del and Seli led Ternhaven's four-person embassy along the alder path to the stream ford, observing a stone boundary cairn bearing a woven willow ring. They were hailed across the water by the ford watcher Jun and met by the upland leader and elders. Del presented the gift basket of smoked fish and sea-salt, explained Ternhaven's hospitality customs, and discussed future barter. The upland community, High Barley, received the gift courteously and affirmed peaceful relations across the stream, while keeping the meeting at the water boundary. | REPORTED | CONFIRMED | PROPAGATED |
| fact-ford-fourth-exchange-ternhaven-view | Del and Seli led the four-person delegation along the alder path to the stream cairn lean-to, verifying safe low water. Across the stepping stones, Ternhaven completed its fourth barter with High Barley: exchanging clean sea-salt, smoked fish fillets, and rendering tallow for warm fulled woolen garments, medicinal herbs, and upland barley grain, while confirming peaceful cooperation and reviewing spring thaw indications. | REPORTED | CONFIRMED | PROPAGATED |
| fact-ford-midwinter-exchange-ternhaven-view | Seli scouted the alder trail with wicker snow-frames and confirmed safe trail and stream conditions, allowing Del and a four-person party to reach the willow-ring cairn beside High Barley's trade lean-to. Across the flat stepping stones, Ternhaven completed the third monthly barter: trading clean coastal sea-salt, choice smoked fish fillets, and rendering tallow in exchange for heavy fulled woolen socks, mittens, hooded cloaks, dried medicinal herbs, and barley grain. The delegation shared warm midwinter greetings and inquiries regarding sound storms before returning safely to the landing hall. | REPORTED | CONFIRMED | PROPAGATED |
| fact-ford-winter-exchange-ternhaven-view | Seli confirmed safe trail and low-water conditions, allowing Del and a four-person party to conduct the monthly exchange at the stream cairn. High Barley received them from their dry-stone trade lean-to with hot herbal brew. Across the stepping stones, Ternhaven traded baskets of clean coarse sea-salt and hardwood-smoked fish fillets for dense fulled woolen socks, hooded cloaks, raw fleece, dried medicinal herbs, and barley grain, reaffirming mutual friendship while honoring the water boundary. | REPORTED | CONFIRMED | PROPAGATED |
| fact-ternhaven-alder-scout-report | Seli completed a three-day reconnaissance along the alder path to the stream ford and lower meadow. She confirmed the trail is passable in early autumn, found fresh goat and pack tracks near the water, and sighted dwellings on the high upland shelf above before withdrawing eastward in accordance with orders. | REPORTED | CONFIRMED | PROPAGATED |
| fact-ternhaven-boat-defense-and-inner-bar-foraging | Kiri and deck crews brushed heavy snow from hauled boat hurdle covers and cut away inlet shore-fast slush floes before they could scour timber skids, keeping both vessels safe on the high beach. Ves audited winter provisions, immediately boiling slightly damp meal into evening pottage. During low spring tides, Ruan led foragers in buddy pairs with walking staves, rawhide traction wraps, and safety lines along inner sheltered gravel bars to gather mussels, limpets, and kelp, avoiding all outer headlands. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-ternhaven-craft-haulout-and-store-audit | Kiri and Ruan winched both fishing boats onto greased timber skids on the high inner beach well above storm tides, pitching seams with tallow and resin before lashing them beneath thatched hurdle covers. Ves completed an itemized inventory of winter provisions, establishing measured rationing and twice-weekly dunnage rotations, while low-tide foraging along the rocky shore yielded mussels, limpets, and kelp. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-ternhaven-hall-climate-and-solstice-feast | Wen managed the wattled roof louvers to exhaust woodsmoke cleanly against winter gales, maintained three-foot gravel firebreaks around hearth pits, and staged firewood indoors two days in advance. Sleeping mats were beaten on dry sunny days, and warm water infused with High Barley mint and pine needles was served daily. At the midwinter solstice, the community gathered around the central hearth for a quiet feast of ash-baked barley bread, fish broth, and mint tea, sharing ancestral songs and stories. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-ternhaven-hall-louvers-and-fire-safety | Wen oversaw the construction and installation of adjustable wattled smoke louvers beneath landing hall roof vents, drawing heavy curing smoke cleanly outside while preserving interior heat. Work crews banked earth and dense reed screens against exterior walls and hung weighted door baffles, while three-foot gravel firebreaks and ready water buckets were established around all hearths, with fuel pre-dried indoors. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-ternhaven-hall-management-and-health | Wen continually adjusted the wattled roof louvers to exhaust woodsmoke cleanly while preserving interior heat, maintained three-foot gravel firebreaks around hearths, and staged firewood indoors two days in advance to drive off moisture. Fresh spring water infused with High Barley mint and herbs was served daily, sleeping mats were shaken clean on dry days, and crews kept the fresh-water wellhead free of snow and ice. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-ternhaven-hospitality-policy | The leader established an explicit village hospitality rule: visitors receive shelter and a hearth meal for their first night under custom; on the second day, guests must provide reciprocal labor or receive travel rations and depart peacefully. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-ternhaven-marine-safety-and-craft | Ruan confined fishing strictly to the sheltered inner inlet, hauling both craft above the storm line during rough swells. Kiri inspected the re-rigged mooring at slack tides, while net crews utilized stormy days inside the hall to twist fresh cordage from bast stores and repair damaged netting. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-ternhaven-mooring-and-boats | Both fishing boats were safely hauled onto the inner beach above high tide. During slack water, Kiri inspected the outer mooring and discovered the rope chafing against a submerged stone edge; the mooring was cleared and re-rigged with tested cordage, while inshore fishing continued safely. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-ternhaven-stewardship-and-shore-ice-watch | Ves audited late-winter rations and quarantined seed root stock in elevated baskets to protect spring planting, while Ruan led safe inner-bar foraging on low tides with buddy lines to gather fresh shellfish. Kiri and shore crews fended drifting slush floes away from hauled skiffs with timber rammers, Wen deepened wellhead ditches to route thaw runoff away from drinking water, and indoor weavers spun High Barley fleece into warm gear for early spring. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-ternhaven-stores-and-hearth | Work crews built drying racks on the upper ledge to dry split fish and roots off the ground. The landing hall roof seam was re-thatched and pitched, dry firewood was secured under lean-tos, and coughing children were nursed to recovery by the central hearth. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-ternhaven-stores-and-wellhead-defense | Ves and Wen cleared all dried fish and roots from the upper ledge racks into the landing hall ahead of driving rains. Sacks and root bundles were raised on timber dunnage away from walls, while shallow diversion ditches were dug uphill from the fresh-water wellhead to steer autumn mud and runoff away from the water supply. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| fact-ternhaven-stores-craft-and-shellfish | Ves administered measured winter rations with twice-weekly dunnage inspections, immediately boiling slightly damp grain into evening pottage. Kiri cleared heavy snow loads from hauled boat thatch covers and monitored the inlet for shore-fast ice. During calm low spring tides, Ruan led warmly clad crews along inner gravel bars to gather mussels, limpets, whelks, and winter kelp, while weavers fashioned warm hoods, mittens, and chest wraps from bartered upland wool. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | DIRECT_OBSERVATION |
| ternhaven-calendar | It is Early autumn, Year 1 (Y01-M07). The mornings are cool, with intermittent rain and occasional drying days. People expect wetter mid-autumn, stronger late-autumn winds, then short winter days, frost and occasional snow. Sea ice is not dependable. Weather can interrupt outdoor drying and travel; no particular storm or loss is foretold. Preparing roofs, fuel and stores now can work. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| ternhaven-conditions | Ternhaven's landing hall is warm, dry, and healthy through peak midwinter cold: Wen's wattled roof louvers vent smoke cleanly, hearth firebreaks and pre-dried fuel ensure safety, and the fresh-water wellhead is kept open and clear of ice. Ves maintains calibrated winter rations with twice-weekly dunnage rotations, while Ruan leads safe low-tide shellfish foraging on inner gravel bars using buddy pairs and safety lines. Hauled fishing craft rest secure on high timber skids clear of snow loads and shore slush, indoor weavers and net-makers prepare gear for spring, and the settlement celebrated a unifying midwinter solstice feast. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| ternhaven-contacts | Del is your keeper of hospitality customs. Ves is your household stores speaker. Ruan is your net and landing captain. Kiri is your boat and mooring tender. Seli is your alder-path guide. Wen is your well and hearth keeper. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| ternhaven-custom | The first guest meal is traditionally placed at the edge of the hearth where both host and visitor can see it. Older hosts disagree about what follows that first night. You hold the recognized leadership seat; an honest limit, a negotiated welcome or a quiet month of local work remains yours to choose. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| ternhaven-dispute | Del recalls an old obligation to give seasonal visitors a dry first night and a meal. Ves asks whether an old welcome now means feeding whoever arrives all winter. No visitors are presently here and no arrival date is agreed. Ruan says limits spoken before arrival would be easier to honor than angry exclusions at the door. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| ternhaven-map | Your village sits inside the southeastern hooked inlet. Its inner landing is sheltered; beyond the bar, wind and ebb can make even a short boat journey dangerous. An alder path climbs west to a stream ford and upland meadow. The coast curves north around the eastern arm of the sound. Two small fishing boats work near shore; you have no current safe-weather survey of the full sound. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| ternhaven-neighbors | Seli saw smoke above the westward slope after the last clear evening and found barley husks beside the upper ford on an earlier walk. She can reach that ford in a day along the alder path. Del remembers traveling basket menders who sometimes use this landing in autumn, but knows neither their present position nor other leaders’ wishes. A shore or uphill message is possible if someone makes the journey. Smoke and old visits establish that you are not alone, not that a treaty exists. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| ternhaven-opportunity | An upper drying ledge could take racks without occupying guest space. Guests could be offered bounded work or service if they consent; there is no assurance any will come or accept. Maintaining local catches and limiting hospitality can be a complete strategy. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| ternhaven-premise | You have awakened without memory of your old identity. You remember ordinary life in a modern society, but no modern equipment has come with you. The 150 people here treat you as their leader. Specific skills may be established through what you credibly attempt; doing or teaching work takes time. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| ternhaven-scene | A kettle swings above the landing hearth while the inlet lies still beyond the bar. Beside it, spare sleeping mats are stacked against sacks of meal. The person counting the mats has stopped at the same place twice. Out on the beach, a net crew waves you toward a catch that needs sorting. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |
| ternhaven-warning | Kiri shows you a pale frayed strand in the outer mooring rope and says the float jerked sharply on the last ebb. The rope still holds the small working boat. The cause and condition below water have not been inspected. The inner beach remains available for hauling boats above the tide. | OBSERVED | CONFIRMED | INITIAL |