K&H.p48.pdfp50.#7.2 = 25EMC.pdfp50.#5.1 TOK.p25.r3.c4 MHD.PH6.1 1060st T1087
WAK WAK “6” WAK WAK -
MHD.PH6.2 T1060b
WAK -
K&L.p44.pdfp44.#2.1&2 TOK.p9.r3.c4 25EMC.pdfp50.#4
WAK 1 “6” WAK
MHD.32N.1&2 0367st T367
WAK WAK -
· No head variants given in K&L, BMM9; non-head variant not given in K&H, BMM9.
· Variants of “6” (2):
o A. Anthropomorphic head:
§ The large round/squarish eye has an axe in it.
§ There is an interesting sub-variant, where the axe is replaced by two crossed bands (PH6.2, T1060b).
o B. Abstract:
§ A roundish rectangle with an “S” in it (the top and the bottom can be quite tightly curled).
§ Two small, squarish elements, one at each end.
· AT-E1168-lecture6.t0:49:46: Tokovinine explicitly says that we don’t know who these gods are, for “6” and “7”.
· K&L.p44.pdfp44.#2 says that the meaning of the non-head variant is unknown but that it substitutes with WAK ‘six’.