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I would've said it was long gone settled that any memory gets 'contaminated' by the local intrinsic/extrinsic environment we are in. In other words; we always tweak all memories every time we 'read' them.
To my knowledge there is no 'static' memory anywhere in our dynamic brain, and that knowledge have just been updated.