16-12-2020, 07:12 PM
Given the importance of the finding of the Eva-n glyph in astronomical tables, I would like to repeat what I have already said but with more clarity
Let's see this other example
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There are three pairs of columns in black color headed with the letter M for minutes and with the number 2 for seconds. In the first column, above the M and the number 2 there are two marks (''). But in the other columns the last of the marks has a tail. The overwritten symbol looks very much like the Eva-i glyphs followed by Eva-n from the VM script.
In the example that I have put the symbol is not an abbreviation of any word, The tail is not the end of any letter. Is something that seems clear.
What then does the tail mean?
Well, it seems clear too. Since these are angular measurements, the easiest thing is for the tail to simply represent an arc of the sphere.
I can be wrong. If anyone has a better explanation, I will be happy to read it
Let's see this other example
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There are three pairs of columns in black color headed with the letter M for minutes and with the number 2 for seconds. In the first column, above the M and the number 2 there are two marks (''). But in the other columns the last of the marks has a tail. The overwritten symbol looks very much like the Eva-i glyphs followed by Eva-n from the VM script.
In the example that I have put the symbol is not an abbreviation of any word, The tail is not the end of any letter. Is something that seems clear.
What then does the tail mean?
Well, it seems clear too. Since these are angular measurements, the easiest thing is for the tail to simply represent an arc of the sphere.
I can be wrong. If anyone has a better explanation, I will be happy to read it

