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Quantitative geometric analysis evaluates whether Gallo-Roman dodecahedra functioned as calibrated solar repositories, suggesting a potential role in retrieving seasonal information.
Quantitative investigation of Gallo-Roman dodecahedra testing whether their geometry is consistent with calibrated solar retrieval of seasonal information. The deposit contains the manuscript, figure, analysis code, frozen results, failed tests and reproducibility documentation. The Roman ROM hypothesis is explicitly falsifiable and does not claim the function of the objects has been proven.
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