# Davis's 2018 statistical comparison of homomorph behaviour finds the two scripts treat shared shapes alike.

> Davis's 2018 statistical comparison of homomorph behaviour finds the two scripts treat shared shapes alike.

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# Davis's 2018 statistical comparison of homomorph behaviour finds the two scripts treat shared shapes alike.

Davis's 2018 statistical comparison of homomorph behaviour finds the two scripts treat shared shapes alike.

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[The Disc and Linear A record the same language.](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/linear-a/answers/ANS0CQHKDPT1DHA/the-disc-and-linear-a-record-the-same-language)

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Mysteries Department. (2026). Davis's 2018 statistical comparison of homomorph behaviour finds the two scripts treat shared shapes alike. [Evidence EVD0CQHKDYM6S8K]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/EVD0CQHKDYM6S8K
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