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Lapita entropy
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Claim (verbatim)
Lapita entropy. Dentate-stamp motif entropy rises as the exchange network fragments — pottery decoration as a network-cohesion gauge. Falsify: motif databases through the Lapita sequence.
Kill-dataset (verbatim)
motif databases through the Lapita sequence.
Provenance
Run: Imported conversation (verbatim harvest) · model: claude-fable-5
Origin: operator conversation with Claude Fable 5 at max effort, conducted 2026-07-03, relayed verbatim by the operator into the shepherd session on 2026-07-04. No ModelRun exists for the original generation (it happened outside the pipeline); this transcript file is the canonical capture. Transcript path: docs/generated/conjecture_harvest_fablemax_20260703.md. Model (operator-attested, not pipeline-recorded): claude-fable-5. Novelty disclaimer (verbatim, load-bearing -- rule 4): "Same caveat as before, doubled: at 100 items across all of archaeology and history, some of these will have cousins in the literature I can't check. What I can guarantee is the format — each links two things not normally linked, and each names the dataset or measurement that would kill it."
Novelty / leakage triage
Adjacent (closely related prior work exists)
Motif-based interaction/network analysis through the Lapita sequence is an active program (Hogg 2024 social-network analysis of motif similarity across 13 Early Lapita assemblages; Chiu/Sand recording and interaction-sphere frameworks), and Shannon-entropy methods are applied to artifact assemblages elsewhere; the specific instrument — motif ENTROPY as a time series correlated with network fragmentation — was not located.
- Hogg et al. 2024, 'A network of designs: studying Early Lapita exchange networks through Social Network Analysis', Archaeology in Oceania — Motif-network cohesion analysis on the same object
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