6 of the 12 glyphs describe the first half of the night:
The two first (though slightly different, as we have seen) obviously are a pair. Having noticed this we can perceive also Aa1-39--40 and Aa1-41--42 as pairs. The structure can be regarded as consisting of two triplets (Aa1-37--39 respectively Aa1-40--42) or of three pairs. These 6 glyphs come after Aa1-36, the last glyph in the day calendar, and with Aa1-42 as the last of the glyphs before midnight (Aa1-43) we should remember the distribution of glyphs on side a and b on Tahua:
Also the numbers are signs to be interpreted. |
