Sigilith: Computational Structural Analysis of Non‑Linguistic Symbolic Systems (MFSS Type‑IV Monograph)

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Sigilith is a deterministic computational architecture for analyzing, reconstructing, and classifying non‑linguistic symbolic systems across evolutionary and historical timescales. It formalizes the MFSS Type‑IV pipeline, including CDMQ matrices, PMI adjacency modeling, eigenvalue stability spectra, lacuna drift analysis, territorial clustering, rhetorical cadence modeling, and structural lineage sequencing. Sigilith demonstrates that symbolic structure can be recovered even when linguistic content is lost, enabling reconstruction of Paleolithic engravings, proto‑symbolic systems, and fragmentary philosophical works such as TR‑OXY‑PHIL‑09A. This monograph establishes Sigilith as a methodological foundation for computational humanities, cognitive archaeology, and symbolic‑systems research

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