Text G of the rongorongo corpus, the smaller of two tablets located in Santiago and therefore also known as the Small Santiago tablet, is one of two dozen surviving rongorongo texts. It may include a
Closeup of recto lines 2 (bottom, partial) to 6 (top)
Closeup of verso lines 3 (bottom) to 7 (top)
Part of verso lines 2 (top) to 7 (bottom)
Text I of the rongorongo corpus, also known as the Santiago Staff, is the longest of the two dozen surviving rongorongo texts. Statistical analysis suggests that its contents are distinct from those o
Rongorongo text G
…structurally very different texts. Most of Gr is paraphrased as text K, while the last line and a half of Gr and the whole of Gv share short phrases with I and T (or at least Ta) but not the rest of the rongorongo corpus (Pozdniakov 1996:290, 299). Eight lines of glyphs on each side, for ~ 720 glyphs in…
A section of lines 2-6, centered on 4 (glare is along line 5).
A section, color, of lines 1 (bottom) to 3 (top).
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