No text, but a visual code

[Linda]

My working hypothesis is that the manuscript encodes a symbolic lunisolar calendar tied to Mediterranean agricultural cycles, particularly the phases of planting, growth, bloom, and harvest. The evidence suggests that the “text” may represent a calendrical and agronomic code rather than conventional language.

It doesn’t decode the script, but shows that, statistically, the content behaves like a ritual calendar system rather than random prose.

The entire project is fully open and reproducible, with fixed seed 1405. The code and data are available here:

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A full preprint detailing the method and results is currently under review at arXiv.

Looking forward to any feedback, critique, or collaboration.

Best regards,

O.Cho

Universitat Oberta de Catalunya

I find that interesting because given the constraints of the text it has seemed plausible to me that they contained tabular information such as moon phases. Does this mean it contains information such as this? 
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Beyond that, does it show the full cycle? Now that would be something.  
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Alternatively, things like You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. could be involved.

Looking forward to a more understandable representation of what you are suggesting you have uncovered.