·     TOK.p10.r2.c2 gives  as ITZAM; BMM9.p10.r3.c4 gives   as ITZAM – there could be some connection between the two preceding examples and all the ones below; i.e. they might be read as ITZAM-YIHK’IN or YIHK’IN-ITZAM [Dorota: this is well-established]

 

                                                                                   

K&L.p65.G9.3 = MC.p50.G9.3               Gronemeyer-GGF.p11.fig10.g    

                                                                   QRG Stela F C6a                           

 

 

                                                                                                      

Gronemeyer-GGF.p11.fig10.a               Gronemeyer-GGF.p11.fig10.f (Looper)               Gronemeyer-GGF.p11.fig10.h

CPN Stela 63 B9                                       QRG Stela E D5a                                                      TIK Stela 27 D1

 

                                                                                             

K&L.p65.G9.6  = Gronemeyer-GGF.p11.fig10.e                                            K&H.p51.TabVIII.9

                              NAR HS 1 Step V J3

 

MHD CPN 107 lower step R1a

 

·     There 3 “available” components – NAL, YIHK’IN, “old man head”/ITZAM, and 2 of the 3 are always present:

o NAL+YIHK’IN, or

o YIHK’IN+ITZAM, or

o NAL+ITZAM

but sometimes all three. The ITZAM can be just the “net headdress” or just the “old man’s head” or both.

·     Do not confuse the NAL-variant of Glyph-G₉ with the NAL-variant of Glyph-G₂:

o Glyph-G₉ (this glyph): NAL + YIHK’IN

o Glyph-G₂: (“old variant of HUL”) + NAL + mo