TOK.p18.r3.c1 JM.p248.#2 T150bc
? TZ’AM
· No glyphs given in K&H, K&L, BMM9, 25EMC.
· TOK gives the pronunciation of TOK.p12.r3.c1 & TOK.p12.r3.c2 as TZ’AM (“cushion throne”) vs. and TOK.p18.r3.c1 as “?” (“bone throne”). This suggests that in more recent times, these are not considered to be the same word.
· The TZ’AM reading of JM is probably from a time before a distinction was made between cushion thrones and bone thrones.
· Teufel-PhD.p370&p371&p372 equates the glyphs on PNG Stela 12 to T150 and reads them as TZ’AM.
o TOK.p18.r3.c1 & JM.p248.#2 appear to be “bones bound together” whereas T150 appears to be “sticks bound together”.
o Equating these is hence a little dubious.
o Even if correctly equated, “bone throne” is nowadays not given the reading TZ’AM.