In this artwork, how is the Women represented in the Heritage Floor of the Women represented in the place settings elucidated?

The Heritage Floor, which sits underneath the table, features the names of 998 women (and one man, Kresilas, mistakenly included as he was thought to have been a woman called Cresilla) inscribed on white handmade porcelain floor tilings. The tilings cover the full extent of the triangular table area, from the footings at each place setting, continues under the tables themselves and fills the full enclosed area within the three tables. There are 2,304 tiles with names spread across more than one tile. The names are written in the Palmer cursive script, a twentieth-century American form. Chicago states that the criteria for a woman's name being included in the floor were one or more of the following:
She had made a worthwhile contribution to society
She had tried to improve the lot of other women
Her life and work had illuminated significant aspects of women's history
She had provided a role model for a more egalitarian future.Accompanying the installation are a series of wall panels that explain the role of each woman on the floor and associate her with one of the place settings.
Kresilas 998 women Palmer cursive script