Ga4-2 is located in the 7th period (of 31 ending in a similar
manner):
7 |
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Ga4-1 |
Ga4-2 |
Ga4-3 |
Ga4-4 |
Earlier (at tagata)
I had come to believe that the 'fully grown' season illustrated in
Ga4-1 was meant to be understood as the
season ending at midsummer. Now, however, that is no longer a
tenable suggestion, because we know that midsummer is located around Gb1-6 (much
further ahead in the calendar):
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208 |
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9 * 29 |
Ga1-26 |
Gb1-6 |
210 |
261 |
471 |
From this we learn
that tagata glyphs
can be determined not only by signs on the tagata glyph itself but
alternatively by the following glyph. As will be proven later on in
this 'excursion' it is probably the takaure season which is ending in
the 7th period.
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