Essays on Glyphs

The temple is 66 feet or 26 meters. The structure was inaugurated about 9.12.0.0.0 (672 A .D.) and it was complete 9.12.10.0.0 (682 A .D.). The rooftop formerly had a roof comb. 5 Doors lead into the structure. The four docks in the mid have the remainingss from wedged figures. One can perceive Adults that carry a kid. This kid has six toes. One of the limbs appears like a serpent. From this object we know this kid have characteristics commencing from God K´awiil. No stele is present at Palenque; its past is carved on boards constructed into the walls ...

Introduction

The Hindu-Arabic numerals are said to have come from the Hindus, Egyptians, Persians and Arabs. There is a presumption that the interrelation between traders served in carrying the symbols from one region to another and hence the accumulation from the different origins. Nonetheless, India is said to be the country that first used the largest number of numerals. The numeral system was established in ancient India. Prior to the emergence of Arab Empire the numeral system of the Hindu and Arabs was already going towards the West. The Arabs adopted the nine numerals in the 9th century. Initially, it was ...

The Maya Glyphs

The Mayans were not a single group of people. Like Europe of the same era, the nations. that formed the Mayan World spoke several different languages. There were exchanges and interrelated cultures; however, there were also established national identities as well. The writing system developed by the Ch’olan language group and possibly the Tzeltalan may have originated with the Olmecs, it was later adopted by the Yucatec language speakers as well. The glyphs are read in paired columns, like a modern day newspaper, so that the reader does not go straight across from left to right or right to ...