# None of these.

> Still possible: None of these.

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Answer · Proto-cuneiform: the archaic texts of Uruk

# None of these.

None of these.

**Still possible** Answers **1** question0

## Where it stands

**Still possible** One piece of evidence for, none against. It needs two reviews to be accepted.

## What it predicts

- A pattern is found that fits none of the listed answers.

## What would rule it out

- One of the listed answers is confirmed.

## Evidence 1 for · none against

[EN-name frequency differs between archives, not between single tablets](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/proto-cuneiform/evidence/EVD0DFVQBQ58B0S/en-name-frequency-differs-between-archives-not-between)

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## Tested by 1 run

| Run | Measured | Result | Against | Decision | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Run | Pearson chi-square of EN-name counts against a common rate; method-of-moments between-tablet SD; leave-one-tablet-out rates | {'p': 0.11, 'df': 40, 'chi2': 51.2, 'MS3035_rate': 0.238, 'pooled_rate': 0.167, 'MRAH_O4995_rate': 0.206, 'between_tablet_sd': 0.019, 'Ashm_1926-0566_rate': 0, 'rate_without_top2_tablets': 0.144} | A common EN rate across all 41 name tablets | The EN excess is spread across the unprovenanced Schøyen and Brussels tablets and absent from the excavated Jemdet Nasr ones. It is an archive-level difference, not the product of one or two tablets. | |

## The questions it answers

[Do the roughly 440 personal names in the archaic texts follow Sumerian, Semitic or some other naming pattern?](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/proto-cuneiform/questions/QST0DEDTDFDF2VV/do-the-roughly-440-personal-names-in-the-archaic-texts)

Part of [What language, if any, do the proto-cuneiform texts record?](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/proto-cuneiform/questions/QST0DEDT73JJJ1B/what-language-if-any-do-the-proto-cuneiform-texts-record)

Open5 answers, none ahead

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Mysteries Department. (2026). None of these. [Answer ANS0DFQRV8050RY]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/ANS0DFQRV8050RY
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