·    Distinguishing features:

o A rabbit head is suggested by the very distinctive ear:

§ Long and floppy.

§ With “water” markings on it (because the rabbit is associated with the moon, and the moon is associated with water?).

o A round eye.

o The snout points more downwards than to the left.

o Is there a tendency for pe not to have a beard and for CHIT to have a beard?

·    Readings:

o The reading as pe is well attested in (for example) the toponym / polity Peptuun, and the verb pek- (in the passive form, as pehkaj).

o This glyph also has a reading CHIT or T’UL.

o This glyph may also have a reading tz’o (some uncertainty, proposed by Stuart, but apparently not widely accepted – lost reference!).

·    The reading as pe was officially published in 2021 in Davletshin&Beliaev-ASSfP but knowledge of it has been informally passed from the authors to the epigrapher community for many years.