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[Antonio García Jiménez]

There is an important observation from Captain Currier that also corroborates my theory. He said that the gallows t and k are followed anywhere in a word by his little friend c. But the gallows p and f are never, ever, anywhere in the manuscript, followed by c. This phenomenon also occurs in the two languages identified by him.

I think it has to do with the concept of lunar nodes. If gallows p and f are a representation of the Sun in the lunar nodes, the Moon in that place can only be new Moon or full Moon and therefore be represented by the benches. The benched gallows cph and cfh are representations of the lunar eclipse in both hemispheres. The new Moon and the solar eclipse is the bench sh and its differents top strokes. I'll talk about it another time