Monday, August 10, 2020

Cornfield:OTI::Notes:::8/10/20

Open To Interpretation

Cornfield Glyph

Notes:  Game on...on the radio...As at Angels...As at bat top of sixth...As 9-7...As on a nine game winning streak...this I didn't know,,,in the season opener against the Angels the As won with a walk off grand slam...so this seasons fate for As and Angels was sealed...it seems...I looked at lot of Zapotec pectorals...one that repeats I find is called the cornfield glyph...As made out...Trout up...3 for 3 with 2 run home run...K...Rendon with a hit...Ohtani up...out of here!...woop!...Home Run!...Angels 9-9...Rendon had a three run home run earlier...long fly out to left...Upton up...looking for the cornfield glyph, I find myself in the middle of a 'paper" on corn and what it meant to Mesoamericans...Andeans and North Americans too...Angels make out...to top of seventh...there's a lot about corn...

 

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In the Yucatec Maya Chilam Balam of Chumayel, the

 

 

story of maize is couched in ritual language from which it

is difficult to extract a complete outline, but it is clear

that before heaven and earth there was a maize spirit,

referred to as the “three cornered jade stone,” who remained

within the maize, later emerging with long locks of hair.

Apparently maize was hidden within a stone pillar in this

rendition, but the story is obscure here [36, p. 107, 55,

p. 351]. The three cornered stone refers to the maize ear, represented

during the Maya Classic period as sometimes

pointed pendant jadeite celts, occasionally alone, but typically

 

in groups of three [52, p. 42]. Because the Chilam

Balam refers to creation here, it is of note that the cosmic

hearth of creation, the “First-Three-Stone-Place” identified

 

 

by Freidel, Schele, and Parker [15, p. 69, 79] from Palenque

inscriptions, consists of three stars forming an equilateral

triangle hanging from Orion’s belt in the constellation

seen as the giant Orion. This hearth of creation is identified

 

as a Quiché hearth by contemporary Quiché speakers

(Figure 42-3).

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A book could be written on maize represented in Maya

hieroglyphic writing, and indeed should be.

 

 

 

https://volt.utep.edu/epfoodvoices/images/Maize_in_Word_and_Image_compressed.pdf

 

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and, the lag is back...things fine when I came on line...

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FIGURE 42-6 The Creation Plate, K1892, showing the maize deity emerging from a crack in the Tortoise shell,

flanked by Maya Classic period versions of the hero twins of the Popol Vuh. (From a color photograph © by Justin

 

 

Kerr, K1892, reproduced with permission.)

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Both teams make out...to top of eighth...well, pdf paper doesn't have the glyph...one I'm after is Mixtec?Zapotec...and bottom of eighth...Trout with another home run!!!...Angels 10-9...Rendon lines out...Ohtani up...ground out...to top of ninth...

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Glyphs:  Epsilon glyph hanging from an ear with a bar numeral in the middle. A glyph C in the headdress and the glyph for corn field in the pectoral.

 

http://research.famsi.org/zapotec/zapotec_list.php?rowstart=30&search=glyph%20F&num_pages=6&title=Zapotec%20Effigy%20Vessels&tab=zapotec

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two down...fly out!...put a halo over this one!!!

:)

DavidDavid

 

 

 

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