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Recto of rongorongo Tablet B, or Aruku-Kurenga. 43 centimeters long and 16 centimeters wide, with ten lines on the front and twelve on the back, with a total of 1,135 signs.
A beautiful tablet from Easter Island, known as Aroukou-Kourenga or Arukukurega. It is commonly known as the “Crescent Tablet” or the “Crescent”, which is a poor choice of name since it creates the confusion discussed above between this tablet and the “crescent” tablet in Figure 152. It would be better, as noted above, to refer to it as the “Racket”. In any case, according to Father Alazard, it is 43 centimeters long and 16 centimeters wide, with ten lines on the front and twelve on the back, with a total of 1,135 signs. This tablet is in the Museum in Braine-le-Comte. The photography in Figure 155, which shows the back of the tablet, provides a very clear depiction of all the signs, without any retouching. It also shows the numbering of the lines and the direction in which each should be read. Figure 156 shows one end of the same side, actual size, in a way that allows the reader to get a very good idea of the size and features of the individual characters. Figure 157 shows the back of the same tablet, at approximately actual size (photograph form the Trocadéro Museum). |
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| Date | before 1860 | ||
| Source | Chauvet, Stéphen-Charles; on-line translation by Ann Altman (2004) [1935] L'île de Pâques et ses mystères (Easter Island and its Mysteries), Paris: Éditions Tel | ||
| Author | Photograph form the Trocadéro Museum (for GFDL, cite source above as old copyright holder) | ||
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| current | 09:27, 8 February 2008 | | 3,504 × 1,440 (1.58 MB) | Kwamikagami | == Summary == {{Information |Description=One of 26 rongorongo tablets that may be authentic. |Source=CHAUVET, Stéphen-Charles. 1935. ''L'île de Pâques et ses mystères.'' Paris: Éditions Tel. |Date=prehistoric |Author=unknown |Permission=public doma |
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