The 'bent feathered bough' sometimes has signs at the 'foot', e.g. in Ab2-10 and Ab2-14:
Sometimes there are signs at the other (top) end, e.g. in Aa2-55 and Aa5-47:
There exists a variant of GD19 where the bough has become a circle, and I therefore have classified these two glyphs as GD19 (Aa4-13 and Ab1-15):
Probably also these three glyphs (Aa5-50, Aa7-38 and Aa7-59) have 'heads' drawn as that variant of GD19:
Less obvious are these two glyphs (Aa4-58 and Aa4-60):
But I guess they too are meant to have 'heads' according to the circular variant of GD19. Often GD18 is associated with GD19. Clearly this is the case in Ab8-45:
Therefore I have classified also these glyphs as having signs of GD19 (Ab4-16 and Ab3-56):
If the first of these two glyphs shows GD19, then probably also the second one does. Both have 'feathers' only on one of the sides of the protruding 'appendix'. That is a characteristic feature of all GD19 glyphs. Therefore I have also classified these glyphs (Ab4-12, Ab6-15--17 and Ab6-23) as GD19; they show similar signs:
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