side a |
side b |
302 |
|
345 |
594 |
|
53 |
*Ha6-28 (*303) |
Hb11-50 (*1243) |
*648 |
*648 |
*1296 |
My
instinct says it must then be glyph number *Ha6-26 which is of main
importance, not *Ha6-28:
297 |
... |
... |
|
|
|
|
|
*Ha6-23 |
*Ha6-24 |
*Ha6-25 |
*Ha6-26 (301) |
*Ha6-27 |
*Ha6-28 |
*Ha6-29 |
351 |
352 |
353 |
53 + 301 = 354 |
355 |
356 |
357 |
'Proof' is delivered by counting 1296 - 354 = 2 * 471 (the number of
glyphs on the G tablet). If we count 2 glyphs per day beyond
*Ha6-26, then the measure of the H text will be 354 + 471 = 825
days, or - if we prefer to use the method in G - equal to 12 (Sun) + 16
(Moon) = 28 lunar months = 826 days.
471
is of importance because 471
= 314 (i.e. 100π) * 150%. The number can therefore be used as a sign of 75 % of
a circle. And 1296 - 354 = 942 will then be 3 * 314 or a sign
for 1½ cycles. The missing half should be 354 (because Sun has only
one 'limb'). Moon counts for 2 (waxing and waning) but Sun only for
1 (his other 'face' is absent looking at his Winter Maid north of
the equator), therefore the number of glyphs in G is not 200 % *
314, but only 150 % * 314.
Saturn in *Ha6-25 indicates the end of 6 * 25 = 150
days, and - we can assume - the 'one-limb' cycle of Sun ends in high
summer. It begins some 300 days earlier, at winter solstice. Vae
in *Ha6-27 indicates Sun is leaving. The half hidden glyphs could
signify a cloud cover, and presumably the glyph type in *Ha6-26 is
hakaua (making rain). T - the parellel glyph in P is a hakaua:
|
Pa5-70 |
Maybe
the 'cloud cover' is the result of rain pouring over fire - it
is smoke.
The 'smoking mirror', Tezcatlipoca, is the opposite of
Quetzalcoatl.
It
might be of interest to look at the beginning of this inferred
354-day long cycle: