玛雅文字教程.pdfVIP

With grateful thanks to Michael Coe, Nikolai Grube, Stephen Houston, Simon Martin, Peter Mathews, John F. Montgomery, Linda Schele, David Stuart, Karl Taube, Mark Van Stone, and Marc Zender for the generous use of their illustrations in this not-for-profit study guide. Persons using this study guide should be aware that the field of Maya hieroglyphic studies is ongoing and decipherments are subject to revision. Any mistakes in decipherment or orthography are the responsibility of the compiler, Inga E. Calvin. Any use of this guide for sale or profit is strictly prohibited. Table of Contents I Calendrics1 Chronological Periods1 Classic Period Maya Sites2 Classic Period Modern Maya Languages3 Evolution of Mayan Languages4 Reading Order5 Syllabary6 Numbers7 Dates – Sacred Almanac of 260 Days 8 Dates – Solar Calendar of 365 Days9 Dates – Long Count10 Dates – Supplementary Series Lords of the Night11 Dates – Supplementary Series Lunar Series12 Correlation of Maya Christian Dates13 II Verbs15 Inflectional Endings15 Accession 16 Birth Death18 Dedication19 Warfare20 Verbs22 Dates – Temporal Indicators24 Dates – Distance Numbers25 III Nouns27 Ergative Pronouns – “it is”27 Demonstrative Pronouns – Prepositions28 Structures29 Monuments30 Warfare31 Animals32 Nouns34 IV Titles, Emblem Glyphs Deities 37 Familial Relations42 Relationships43 Emblem Glyphs44 Directions46 Colors47 Deities48 V Pottery Texts52 Vessel Typology52 Presentation53 Surface Treatment56 Vessel Contents 57 Note that this study guide has been formatted for double-sided printing and that each section has been identified with a roman numeral (Calendrics = Section I, Verbs = Section II, etc.) — f