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In this article we present in greater detail the results originally published in Dok!o Akad. Nauk SSSR [I, 2], which were obtained by the application of one of the procedures developed by the author and reported at the Third International Vil'nyus Conference on Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics [3, 4]. These seven procedures are applicable to historical texts and may be used to date ancient events and to detect dependent texts, duplicates, or parallelisms. In particular, one of the procedures enabled us to process the rich material representing the sequences of lengths of rule in various ancient dynasties.

A new empirical statistical methodology for detection of parallelisms and dating of duplicates