This is an
upgraded table
so far. I have
retained as a
marker of end
that 'sitting
shark' which
resembles
Eb6-19, i.e.
Hb5-9, thereby
dividing 5a into
5a1 and 5a2.
Question
marks indicate
that we have to
take into
consideration
appearances
and structures
before these
192 glyphs too (at some future
time).
I have at the
same time,
however,
'secured' the
end as a separat
2-glyph sequence
(Hb6-33 -- 34).
This gives a
good number: 314
- 48 - 28 + 2 =
240 for the
glyphs of the
calendar. See
though a
summary table
which does not
express 314
openly.
Within
parentheses are
alternative
numbers for what
would happen
with
alternative
possible
relocations.
Numbers without
such parentheses
seem 'secured'.
A number within
parenthesis at
right is
mirrored by a
number within
parenthesis at
left on the row
below.
Magenta shows
the effect of
moving ragi
(GD22) from the
end of b to the
beginning of c. |