thomas]
DAY COLUMNS AND NUMERAL CHARACTERS.
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Plate III.
FIRST DIVISION.
| Manik. | XI-5. | VI-5. |
| Cauac. | VI-5. | IX-11 |
| Chuen. | VIII-5. | IV-3. |
| Akbal. | X-10. | |
| Men. |
SECOND DIVISION.
| IV. | IV. | |
| Akbal. | Ben. | I-10. |
| Muluc. | Cauac. | X- 9. |
| Men. | Chicchan. | IV- 7. |
| Ymix. | Chuen. | |
| Manik | Caban. |
THIRD DIVISION.
Day column obliterated.
Plate IV.
The first division of this plate is rather an unusual one in regard to the days and numbers. The days are as follows:
FIRST DIVISION.
| Ahau. | |
| Oc. | X-9. |
| Eb. | (?)-7. |
| Ik. | |
| Kan. | |
| Ix. | |
| Cib. | |
| Cimi. | |
| Lamat. |
We observe that only three of the regular numbers remain; but in addition to these there are small red characters representing the following numbers (?) I,XII, I,XII, I,XII, I,XII,I,XII.
