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SIGN RECORD / ICIT S041

A mark.
Many contexts.

Contextual only · literal meaning unresolved

closing slot

The five-slot model favors this functional role hypothesis. Its 40.7% model mass is a preference within the model, not a probability that an ancient meaning is correct.

2occurrences / 9,311 deduplicated tokens
#300frequency rank · ties by ID
20.02% of 12,910 analytic tokens
70.8%bootstrap stability / 24 refits

Where it appears

0 — 100%
beginning50.00%
1 of 2 non-solo occurrences
middle0.00%
0 of 2 non-solo occurrences
end50.00%
1 of 2 non-solo occurrences
0 solo occurrences excluded from positional rates. Exact strings deduplicated.

Five possible roles

0 — 100%
opening slot36.53%
quantity like6.81%
measure associated8.63%
core slot7.33%
closing slot40.71%
Sign-level model mass, normalized to one. No gold-standard semantic labels exist.

All five alternatives are shown. The published 90% credible sets are occurrence-level; inspect the token records below rather than treating a sign-level score as a contextual credible set.

Common left neighbors

Adjacent pairs in deduplicated strings, normalized order.

Common right neighbors

Adjacent pairs in deduplicated strings, normalized order.

Across objects and sites

2 distinct artifacts across 1 recorded sites. Counts below are analytic lines containing this sign; repeated inscriptions remain included.

Sites

Artifact types

In the inscription

First 2 matching analytic lines in catalogue order. These are examples, not a representative sample.

M-1151 / line 1 ↗

Mohenjo-daro · SEAL:S · 1 occurrence(s) of this exact string

ICIT / 041041opening slot · 67.7%90% set: opening slot / core slot / quantity like / closing slot
ICIT / 742742core slot · 73.4%90% set: core slot / measure associated / closing slot
ICIT / 241241closing slot · 81.2%90% set: closing slot / core slot

Source normalization, damaged records, rare signs, and researcher-defined priors limit interpretation. Methods and falsification tests ↗