(07-06-2022, 12:57 PM)Koen G wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.I'm not sure if any of the central faces can be argued to represent a moon (some of the non-central faces clearly do). I do agree with Anton's sentiment that the majority of them appear to represent suns.
Koen, look at the patterns: what I consider to be the Sun is always with rays (that's the distinguishing feature). Also worth noting that it's always with one-sided nose. The nose mostly looks to the right, although in one place (70r2) it looks to the left.
The distinguishing feature of what I consider to be the Moon is the crescent. Interestingly, whenever the crescent is single, like in 68r2, the Moon has a one-sided nose. Whenever the crescent is double, as in 68r1 or 68r3, the nose is double sided. The only occasion when there is no cresent is the diagram on 67v2, where there clearly are two suns, so by way of opposition the two other bodies have to be moons, but there are no crescents (and they are single-nosed).
EDIT: 67r1 is a single-nosed double-crescent exception, and it's also with rays, so maybe this is some combination of Sun and Moon.