Wanted to add this in case anyone got to digging back through this post. This is the same chart as in the OP but this time with the background set according to the scribes reported by Dr. Lisa Fagan Davis. It pretty much matches the other charts with a few exceptions. There are a number of pages she assigns to Scribe 1 that have low bigram ed counts (1-5) in the Baneo section. That's not a huge surprise but I did exclude those from any ED0 and placed them in ED+ so there may be a bit of overlap.
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Posts: 210 Threads: 12 Thanks Received: 81 in 41 posts Thanks Given: 51 Joined: Nov 2025 Reputation: 0 Location: United States Wanted to add this in case anyone got to digging back through this post. This is the same chart as in the OP but this time with the background set according to the scribes reported by Dr. Lisa Fagan Davis. It pretty much matches the other charts with a few exceptions. There are a number of pages she assigns to Scribe 1 that have low bigram ed counts (1-5) in the Baneo section. That's not a huge surprise but I did exclude those from any ED0 and placed them in ED+ so there may be a bit of overlap. |
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