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the same space. As our purpose is to find the main date of an
Egyptian horoscope, we have placed in our diagram a question
mark above the pole indicating the main date. The question
mark is simply a reminder that in order to identify the moment,
when the astronomical situation shown in the zodiac
took place, we need to carry out appropriate computations. In
this case, a complete solution is a date belonging to the year
where all the specified in the zodiac conditions are satisfied.
4.4 Dating of Egyptian Zodiacs with
Equal Treatment of all Admissible
Decodings
With discovery of partial horoscopes the dating of Egyptian
zodiacs took a new dimension. The amount of the astronomical
information now available is sufficient not only for finding
a unique date for a zodiac, but in fact, also to verify the correctness
of the used decoding. In the earlier attempts, based
on the preliminary analysis, a decoding was chosen and only
then used to carried out the calculation of the dates. Now,
we do not select the “best” decodings but instead, we calculate
the dates for all admissible decodings, and next compared
them with the additional information. In this way, the
correctness of a decoding is determined as a result of calculations.
This method became possible due to the fact that there
is now enough astronomical information available to exclude,
for most of the considered zodiacs, random dates resulting
from incorrect decodings. It is statistically impossible to have
a date in the historical time interval, which corresponds to
incorrect decoding and in the same time satisfies all the astronomical
conditions retrieved from the zodiac. Let us point
out that for a successful application of this method to obtain
a reliable dating of anEgyptian zodiac, it is not necessary to
have all the four partial horoscopes present on the zodiac.
However, if there are two or even one partial horoscope available,
with astronomically significant information, it is already
sufficient to determine which decoding is correct and find the
unique main date. Of course, in order do assure that the obtained
result is correct, in each particular case, we must use
all the accessible astronomical information.
To be more specific, we should clarify that not every decoding
is admissible. It is possible to create imaginary decodings,
just by arbitrarily assigning astronomical meanings
to the symbols of a zodiac. But, the principle of our method
would require that the same rule should be applied to the
all other studied zodiacs with no exception. That means that
the same type of a symbol in a similar context, but on different
zodiacs, should always have the same meaning. In this
way, it is possible to eliminate many unrealistic decodings.
By applying the rule that the same symbol on different zodiacs
should be treated exactly in the same manner, we are
able to significantly reduce the total number of possible variants
of admissible decodings for the analyzed zodiacs. Still, in
the case of many zodiacs there are dozens of variants, which
should be analyzed and calculated.