The complete Writing in Maya Glyphs Book 2 - Famsi

three dots. However, in the glyph on the left, the two loops (one
above and one below the solid dot in the middle) do not count as
dots. Thus the number is really just one bar and one dot, or 6.
Similarly, on the right, the Xs do not count as dots, and again the
number is 6. Only solid, circular dots count as dots; loops and X’s
don’t count.
The Maya used the loops and the Xs for artistic reasons.
They made all their glyphs more or less square in shape to make
them fit together more nicely. In these glyphs for the number 6,
you can also see that the Maya would often decorate the bars to
make them more interesting and artistic.
Here we have three more decorated number glyphs. Can
you tell what numbers each of these glyphs stand for?
(If you said ten, twelve, and fifteen, you’re learning fast.)
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