The signs clearly tell me to stop here. I will do that by noting that I still haven't presented item GD74 in my dictionary and I do this now. I was reminded of this (GD74) from two more directions too: 1. The occurrence of GD42 and GD23 at locations nos. 1 (Ab3-68) respectively 13 (Ab4-3) in that sequence with 24 glyphs in Tahua which I called A1 some pages ago. 2. Simultaneously with writing all these pages I am struggling to document the text of Tahua (and of H/P/Q) and I have difficulties with presenting the glyphs Aa2-9--67 in the order which surely must be there. They number 59 (= number of nights in a double moon month) so the start and the end I am sure of. I have also noted that these 59 glyphs contain 5 striped henua + a minor one in Aa2-48 (for the monkey, I think!). A variant of striped henua is also located in that 24-glyph sequence mentioned above, and there it arrives as glyph no. 12, i.e. it presumably announces the end of the first half of this 24-glyph sequence. The picture becomes:
Young solar bird at the beginning of the 1st half, young moon bird at the beginning of the 2nd half? They are too young to fly. Are they moa then? I take courage and finish these ornithological studies by documenting also GD42 and GD23 in my dictionary. (I can always change their contents later with more experience and insight.) |
