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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-28 · 5 entries checked · 4 flagged · 10 issues confirmed · 4 corrected · 6 still open
Eastern Arabia — The entry states that Dilmun is described in the Epic of Gilgamesh as 'the place where the sun rises' and the 'Land of the Living', but the epic does not describe Dilmun with those phrases; those descriptions apply to Mount Mashu and the Cedar Forest respectiv
Ethiopian Highlands — The entry states the Ogaden is a 'vast plateau located to the east and southeast of the central Ethiopian Highlands', but the Ogaden is primarily a lowland basin and plain, not a plateau.
Ethiopian Highlands — The entry claims the region was 'annexed... beginning with the invasion... in the 1890s and concluded with the final British handovers... in the mid-1950s'. The process did not conclude then, as the Ogaden's status remained disputed and parts were not fully un
Eurasian Steppe — The flag correctly notes that Marcus Zuerius van Boxhorn did not hypothesize the Indo-Aryan migration into South Asia; he proposed a proto-language theory in the 17th century, while the specific migration theory was developed later in the 19th century.
Gobi Desert — The entry states the Kumtag Desert is 'south-southeast of the Lop Desert', but the Lop Desert is actually to the west/northwest of the Kumtag; the Kumtag lies east-northeast of the Lop Desert.
Gobi Desert — The entry claims the southern rim is bordered by the Altyn-Tagh mountain range, but the Altyn-Tagh is actually to the south of the Kumtag, not bordering the southern rim; the southern rim itself is the area of hills described, with the Altyn-Tagh further south
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