Grube-FoGX.p8.fig13i = Love-TEG.p20.pdfp20.fig25c = Vepretskii.pc20210103.2
PNG Stela 10 B7
Grube-FoGX.p8.fig13b Grube-FoGX.p8.fig13c Grube-FoGX.p8.fig13d = Love-TEG.p20.pdfp20.fig25g = Vepretskii.pc20210103.1
TIK Stela 3 A6 CPN Stela 7 B6a PNG Stela 1 F1
Grube-FoGX.p8.fig13g (Graham) Grube-FoGX.p8.fig13h (Schele) = Vepretskii.pc20210103.3 Mathews = Love-TEG.p20.pdfp20.fig25e
YAX 46 F1 PAL TFC Sanctuary Tablet / Jamb B3 YAX Lintel 21 B6a
· The PAL TFC example is referred to as “Sanctuary Tablet” by Grube-FoGX but called “Jamb” in Col-1.
· Features:
o Top: crossed legs
o Bottom:
§ The “Eclipse Glyph”: K’IN (sun) or UH {moon} with flanking elements (“falling” flowing lines or 3 tiny dots in an oval cartouche ~= “death-oval”), or
§ An element resembling a skull.
· Note: Grube-FoGX.p8.fig13g & Grube-FoGX.p8.fig13h have a variant which doesn’t fit into this pattern.
· In Grube-FoGX.p8.fig13i, Grube-FoGX.p8.fig13j the K’IN between two “darkened” elements represents an eclipse (seen also in the Madrid, Dresden and Paris Codex).
· Dorota: no explicit knowledge about the skull, but if interchangeable with eclipse here, then it might mean the same too.