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    Interface Trace<T>

    A trace is a visible mark or writing on the roll surface. Traces may fade over time.

    interface Trace<T extends FeatureType> {
        condition?: ObjectAssumption<
            ConditionState<
                {
                    HoleChain: readonly ["partially-torn", "missing-perforation"];
                    Mark: readonly ["faded"];
                    Patch: readonly ["detaching", "ripped"];
                    Writing: readonly ["illegible"];
                }[T][number],
            >,
        >;
        depiction?: string;
        horizontal: HorizontalSpan;
        id: string;
        medium?: "ink"
        | "pencil"
        | "crayon";
        side?: "recto" | "verso";
        technique?: "print" | "handwriting" | "stamp";
        type: T;
        vertical: VerticalSpan;
    }

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    condition?: ObjectAssumption<
        ConditionState<
            {
                HoleChain: readonly ["partially-torn", "missing-perforation"];
                Mark: readonly ["faded"];
                Patch: readonly ["detaching", "ripped"];
                Writing: readonly ["illegible"];
            }[T][number],
        >,
    >

    This can be used e.g. to indicate a perforation which is torn out or in any other way damaged.

    crm:P44 has condition

    depiction?: string

    IIIF region pointing to a depiction of this feature in the scan.

    crm:P138i has representation

    horizontal: HorizontalSpan

    Horizontal span of the feature on the roll.

    crm:P43 has dimension

    id: string

    A unique identifier for this object.

    medium?: "ink" | "pencil" | "crayon"

    What it was put on with, where it can be told. A date may be known to be handwritten where the pencil cannot be told from the ink, and a stamp leaves its ink as much as a pen does, which is why the two are stated apart.

    reo:medium

    side?: "recto" | "verso"

    The face of the roll it lies on: the side that faces the reader as the roll plays, or the back of it.

    reo:side

    technique?: "print" | "handwriting" | "stamp"

    How the trace was put on the paper.

    reo:technique

    type: T

    The type discriminator for this object.

    rdf:type

    vertical: VerticalSpan

    Vertical span of the feature on the roll.

    crm:P43 has dimension