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Purpose: convert the existing Babylonian Mathematics exhibit, P325352 analysis, P325357 research, agent infrastructure, and connected repositories into an operational corpus engine for Late Uruk administrative tablets.

Main hub: The Mathematical City — Recursive Intelligence / E47

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The governing sequence is:

artifact → sign system → ledger operation → normalized feature vector → comparison → ranked candidate → publication-grade plate

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Canonical Research Question

Does the recurrent total $39\,UDU$ across P325352 and P325357 reflect coincidence, a common flock, a standardized administrative unit, a responsibility bundle, a periodic reconciliation state, or a deeper DA–PA accounting grammar?

Ten-Plate Series

  1. The Administrative Object — what a Late Uruk livestock tablet is.
  2. The DA–PA Rubric — person, office, unit, or institutional classifier.
  3. P325352: Gross Inventory — 41 recorded animals and two marked ewes.
  4. P325352: Certified State — 39 preserved through two decompositions.
  5. P325357: The Second Flock of Thirty-Nine — sealed companion ledger.
  6. Two Ledgers, One Flock State — scalar and structural comparison.
  7. The DA–PA Micro-Corpus — P325160, P325221, P325347, P325352, P325357, P325358, P325491.
  8. Administrative Genome — dimensions, signs, totals, layout, seals, rubrics, corrections, and provenance as a normalized feature system.
  9. Similarity Engine — clustering, nearest-neighbor search, and candidate ranking.
  10. Late Uruk Administrative Grammar — synthesis, open questions, and next corpus targets.

Connected Substrate