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Early Saxon Discursive Identity Revisited: Sensitivity Models and Hydro-Geographical Baselines
This supplement to the original article shifts the quantitative historiography of early Saxon ethnogenesis from purely discursive records to a hydro-geographical baseline. Spurred by a localized LLM tokenization anomaly in the gazetteer indexing the main study, a restored hybrid framewo
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