Figure VI.8 Element, Tikal Altar 8

A1: u-ba-h(i)
B1: ko - to - tz'o -bi-b(i)
A2: wi - winik-
B2: 7 - kin -kawak
C: xa- lakam - tik'al - cho- lakam-bi-wa

His own image, Folding Cloud, the man, 7th day of Kawak. Again, Tikal is great, the greatest.

Aldxandre Tokovinine, on the facebook Mayanists Group, generously provided the following transliteration:

u-BAAH-hi wi-la-ni CHAK-TOK-WAY-bi 7-tzu-ku.

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