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Ka2-3 |
Ka2-4 |
Ka2-5 |
Ka2-6 |
Ka2-7 |
Ka2-8 |
Ka2-9 |
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Ka2-10 |
Ka2-11 |
Ka2-12 |
Ka2-13 |
Ka2-14 |
Ka2-15 |
Ka2-16 |
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Ka2-17 |
Ka2-18 |
Ka2-19 |
Ka2-20 |
Ka2-21 |
Ka2-22 (20) |
This cycle measures 22, but only 20 are 'in the light'. The cycle
of the moon counts only to 20, and above the structure is 20 = 8 + 12, we can
see, presumably 8 for the moon and 12 for the sun. Though these 12 glyphs
represent 6 pairs:
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Ka2-11 |
Ka2-12 |
Ka2-13 |
Ka2-14 |
Ka2-15 |
Ka2-16 |
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Ka2-17 |
Ka2-18 |
Ka2-19 |
Ka2-20 |
Ka2-21 |
Ka2-22
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300 |
320 |
340 |
360 |
380 |
400 |
If we count 20 days per glyph, Mercury at Ka2-22 will have the
last day of a 20 * 20 = 400 day long year. Tagata at
Ka2-17 will mark where the light cycle of Sun is ending, at the
end of the 3rd quarter. Which means toga in the following glyph
will be in the dark, a day of Saturn. Another type of year,
with 360 days, is suggested by 2 * 18.
Yet, only with Moon at Ka2-20 does day 360 appear
according to the 400-day system. The 'arm' at right in this glyph
is the same sign as we saw in Aa1-20:
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Aa1-17 |
Aa1-18 |
Aa1-19 |
Aa1-20 |
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Aa1-21 |
Aa1-22 |
Aa1-23 |
Aa1-24 |