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English: Maya glyph for the numeral 0 ( zero ). This particular glyph version is typical of Maya Classic-era inscriptions, especially prefixed to period glyphs in the Long Count (Initial Series). SVG format.
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Date 13 August 2006
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English: own work; based on similar glyph representations in inscriptions & derived font.
Author CJLL Wright
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