[Aztlan] 819-day-count stations, "Y" glyphs

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It has long been suspected that the 819-day counts had something to do with
the planets Jupiter and Saturn, partly because of whole-number divisors 
(819 = 7 x 9 x 13; 399 = 7 x 3 x 19; 378 = 7 x 9 x 3 x 2),
partly because K'awiil occurs prominently in 819-day-count clauses.
Since synodic cycles of planets are not exactly whole number of days,
such a hypothesis calls out for further checking.
(the "Y" glyph has small numbers associated, 
and appears to reflect a cycle modulo 7 days) 



There is now a section 9. of the Mayan Downloads on this topic.
www.TraditionalHighCultures.com/Mayan_Downloads.html

Specifically here:
www.TraditionalHighCultures.com/819-Day-Count_&_Y_Glyph.html
If anyone knows of additional 819-day-count stations in the texts,
not already included there, please let me know.   
Or if there are additional "Y" glyphs occurring without 819-day counts.
Or if there are alternative interpretations for the glyphic texts 
which may be better than those now listed in the tables of data.

A careful study of known 819-day-count clauses and of other occurrences
of the "Y" glyph appears to confirm the hypotheses previously stated, 
and can add new information.

Refining the hypotheses:   
The "Y" glyph seems to signal that Jupiter is new or young 
(between conjunction with the Sun and its 1st stationary point).
The examples including 819-day counts are 11 to 3 consistent with this.
(Similarly 11 to 4 for Saturn.)  A couple of the exceptions are 
marginal ones, shortly after 1st stationary points.

The hypothesis of some connection with Jupiter and/or Saturn 
has been around for some time, but this method of testing the 
hypothesis is more systematic than has previously been available. 



Best wishes,
Lloyd

Lloyd Anderson
Ecological Linguistics
PO Box 15156
Washington DC 20003
ecoling at aol.com
202-547-7683



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