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  "updated": "2026-10-28",
  "tool": "built-in image_gen",
  "purpose": "예루살렘 실사 이미지의 석재·식생·빛과 그림자 디테일 개선. 원래 장면과 지역 구별 보존.",
  "notice": "주후 30년경을 표현한 AI 재구성 이미지이며 실제 유적 사진이나 실측 복원도가 아닙니다. 기존 3D 도시와 건축 세부는 다릅니다.",
  "processing": "원본 크기 유지. WebP quality 97. 미리보기만 640×360 이내로 축소. 확대 생성이나 픽셀 보간으로 해상도를 늘리지 않았습니다.",
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      "height": 941,
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      "referenceSha256": "dba0946a3933aa3ed971e1b1373b7b508fde8fec667cb0c1e90f23d5603a8a8d",
      "prompt": "Use case: historical-scene. Asset type: high resolution website reference image for a Biblical Jerusalem explorer. Image 1 is the edit target and composition reference. Improve this existing first-century Jerusalem reconstruction substantially in photographic realism, architectural coherence, sharp microdetail, geological textures and natural atmospheric depth. Preserve the same southeast-to-northwest aerial viewpoint, crop, recognizable city layout, position of the Temple Mount in the upper right, low limestone houses on the western slopes on the left, dry Kidron valley curving across the lower right, and olive slopes on the near right, so existing approximate image hotspots remain useful. Keep early first-century / circa AD 30 period. The Temple sanctuary is rectangular, east facing, with restrained white limestone and gold accents and orderly colonnades; retain monumental retaining masonry. Make masonry courses, joints, stone weathering, realistic flat-roofed houses, connecting alleys and terraces, individual olive foliage, limestone strata, dusty unpaved ground and subtle small distant human scale detailed and believable. Natural clear late-afternoon directional light from the left, physically plausible soft contact shadows, cool open-sky fill, warm limestone colors, balanced exposure; avoid bleached uniform plastic surfaces. Photo-grade detail across the city, not a miniature tilt-shift effect, no oversharpen halos. Preserve terrain geography and architecture rather than inventing a new city. Do not add modern domes, churches, minarets, Ottoman walls, rivers, pyramids, highways, fantasy megastructures, text, labels, borders or watermark. Wide 16:9 composition, render at the highest available landscape resolution, preferably 3840 by 2160 pixels. This is an educational reconstruction, not an archaeological survey."
    },
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      "width": 1672,
      "height": 941,
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      "prompt": "Use case: historical-scene. Asset type: detailed photoreal reference image for an educational first-century Jerusalem website. Image 1 is the regional image to improve. Image 2 is the approved improved city overview and is a visual continuity reference. Primary request: substantially improve photographic texture, depth, coherent architecture, and visual readability of Image 1. Main regional subject: Herod's palace and the Upper City on the western hill: limestone palace masonry, restrained classical porticoes, three towers, domestic roof terraces and the dry Hinnom valley. Make the palace stone joints and nearby houses legible. Keep the recognizable main composition and placement relationships, first-century / circa AD 30 era, same city visual vocabulary, broad landscape 16:9 framing. Give foreground and regional structures richer microdetail and a convincing photographic rather than glossy miniature or procedural game quality. Natural warm directional late-afternoon daylight, cool sky in shadow, realistic soft contact shadows, subtle haze only in the far distance; stone should have varied wear and restrained color, not uniform white blocks. Preserve the region's identity and early Roman-period setting. Human scale if already present should be tiny and anatomically unobtrusive. Do not add modern buildings, modern domes, minarets, Byzantine churches, Ottoman walls, roads or vehicles; no giant rivers, fantasy walls, spires, ziggurats. This is an educational reconstruction, not a claim of exact archaeology. No text, labels, watermarks or image borders. Highest available landscape resolution and legible architectural detail, no oversharpening or painterly smearing."
    },
    {
      "id": "south",
      "width": 1672,
      "height": 941,
      "file": "assets/jerusalem-districts/south-v2.webp",
      "thumbnail": "assets/jerusalem-districts/south-thumb-v2.webp",
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      "prompt": "Use case: historical-scene. Asset type: detailed photoreal reference image for an educational first-century Jerusalem website. Image 1 is the regional image to improve. Image 2 is the approved improved city overview and is a visual continuity reference. Primary request: substantially improve photographic texture, depth, coherent architecture, and visual readability of Image 1. Main regional subject: Siloam pool in the foreground with broad worn stone steps, pale stone curbs, calm blue-green water, tiny natural distant residents, and the City of David ridge climbing north toward the Temple Mount. Make water ripples, steps and irregular roof terraces crisp and coherent. Keep the recognizable main composition and placement relationships, first-century / circa AD 30 era, same city visual vocabulary, broad landscape 16:9 framing. Give foreground and regional structures richer microdetail and a convincing photographic rather than glossy miniature or procedural game quality. Natural warm directional late-afternoon daylight, cool sky in shadow, realistic soft contact shadows, subtle haze only in the far distance; stone should have varied wear and restrained color, not uniform white blocks. Preserve the region's identity and early Roman-period setting. Human scale if already present should be tiny and anatomically unobtrusive. Do not add modern buildings, modern domes, minarets, Byzantine churches, Ottoman walls, roads or vehicles; no giant rivers, fantasy walls, spires, ziggurats. This is an educational reconstruction, not a claim of exact archaeology. No text, labels, watermarks or image borders. Highest available landscape resolution and legible architectural detail, no oversharpening or painterly smearing."
    },
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      "width": 1672,
      "height": 941,
      "file": "assets/jerusalem-districts/north-v2.webp",
      "thumbnail": "assets/jerusalem-districts/north-thumb-v2.webp",
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      "prompt": "Use case: historical-scene. Asset type: detailed photoreal reference image for an educational first-century Jerusalem website. Image 1 is the regional image to improve. Image 2 is the approved improved city overview and is a visual continuity reference. Primary request: substantially improve photographic texture, depth, coherent architecture, and visual readability of Image 1. Main regional subject: The two Bethesda pools with the five porticoes clearly legible in the foreground and the Antonia fortress area and Temple Mount farther behind. Keep the twin pools separated by the central portico, realistic shallow reflections, coherent columns, worn limestone and first-century domestic surroundings. Keep the recognizable main composition and placement relationships, first-century / circa AD 30 era, same city visual vocabulary, broad landscape 16:9 framing. Give foreground and regional structures richer microdetail and a convincing photographic rather than glossy miniature or procedural game quality. Natural warm directional late-afternoon daylight, cool sky in shadow, realistic soft contact shadows, subtle haze only in the far distance; stone should have varied wear and restrained color, not uniform white blocks. Preserve the region's identity and early Roman-period setting. Human scale if already present should be tiny and anatomically unobtrusive. Do not add modern buildings, modern domes, minarets, Byzantine churches, Ottoman walls, roads or vehicles; no giant rivers, fantasy walls, spires, ziggurats. This is an educational reconstruction, not a claim of exact archaeology. No text, labels, watermarks or image borders. Highest available landscape resolution and legible architectural detail, no oversharpening or painterly smearing."
    },
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      "id": "east",
      "width": 1672,
      "height": 941,
      "file": "assets/jerusalem-districts/east-v2.webp",
      "thumbnail": "assets/jerusalem-districts/east-thumb-v2.webp",
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      "prompt": "Use case: historical-scene. Asset type: detailed photoreal reference image for an educational first-century Jerusalem website. Image 1 is the regional image to improve. Image 2 is the approved improved city overview and is a visual continuity reference. Primary request: substantially improve photographic texture, depth, coherent architecture, and visual readability of Image 1. Main regional subject: The olive slope and Gethsemane area with gnarled olive trunks, individual matte silver-green leaves and layered limestone in the foreground, the dry Kidron valley in the middle distance and the Temple Mount beyond it. Strong natural landscape depth, not flat repeating trees. Keep the recognizable main composition and placement relationships, first-century / circa AD 30 era, same city visual vocabulary, broad landscape 16:9 framing. Give foreground and regional structures richer microdetail and a convincing photographic rather than glossy miniature or procedural game quality. Natural warm directional late-afternoon daylight, cool sky in shadow, realistic soft contact shadows, subtle haze only in the far distance; stone should have varied wear and restrained color, not uniform white blocks. Preserve the region's identity and early Roman-period setting. Human scale if already present should be tiny and anatomically unobtrusive. Do not add modern buildings, modern domes, minarets, Byzantine churches, Ottoman walls, roads or vehicles; no giant rivers, fantasy walls, spires, ziggurats. This is an educational reconstruction, not a claim of exact archaeology. No text, labels, watermarks or image borders. Highest available landscape resolution and legible architectural detail, no oversharpening or painterly smearing."
    },
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      "width": 1672,
      "height": 941,
      "file": "assets/jerusalem-districts/golgotha-v2.webp",
      "thumbnail": "assets/jerusalem-districts/golgotha-thumb-v2.webp",
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      "prompt": "Use case: historical-scene. Asset type: detailed photoreal reference image for an educational first-century Jerusalem website. Image 1 is the regional image to improve. Image 2 is the approved improved city overview and is a visual continuity reference. Primary request: substantially improve photographic texture, depth, coherent architecture, and visual readability of Image 1. Main regional subject: The rocky Golgotha area and nearby garden with a small rock-cut tomb in the foreground outside the ancient city wall, with Jerusalem in the distance. Make exposed limestone geology, the dark small tomb entry, dry stone garden walls, olive branches and sparse vines clear. No modern shrine or church, no skull-shaped fantasy mountain, no additional crosses or people needed. Keep the recognizable main composition and placement relationships, first-century / circa AD 30 era, same city visual vocabulary, broad landscape 16:9 framing. Give foreground and regional structures richer microdetail and a convincing photographic rather than glossy miniature or procedural game quality. Natural warm directional late-afternoon daylight, cool sky in shadow, realistic soft contact shadows, subtle haze only in the far distance; stone should have varied wear and restrained color, not uniform white blocks. Preserve the region's identity and early Roman-period setting. Human scale if already present should be tiny and anatomically unobtrusive. Do not add modern buildings, modern domes, minarets, Byzantine churches, Ottoman walls, roads or vehicles; no giant rivers, fantasy walls, spires, ziggurats. This is an educational reconstruction, not a claim of exact archaeology. No text, labels, watermarks or image borders. Highest available landscape resolution and legible architectural detail, no oversharpening or painterly smearing."
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  "sources": [
    "https://image-database.nes.lsa.umich.edu/items/show/201",
    "https://image-database.nes.lsa.umich.edu/items/show/182"
  ]
}