![](./images/var_1.gif) |
This
is the most common pattern found.
A single 24" inch circle, with a 48" line with dot(s), in or out of
the circle, either side of the line. |
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![](./images/var_example6.gif) |
![](./images/var_example11.gif) |
![](./images/var_example13.gif) |
![](./images/var_example10.gif) |
![](./images/var_example7.gif) |
![](./images/var_example1.gif) |
![](./images/var_example8.gif) |
![](./images/var_example9.gif) |
![](./images/var_example4.gif) |
![](./images/var_example2.gif) |
![](./images/var_example3.gif) |
![](./images/var_example5.gif) |
![](./images/var_2.gif) |
Less
common, are examples of a "double" front or double back portion of
the circle.
Occasionally,
a glyph will have "Dual Sides" of a portion of the circle, ... but
not the whole circle. |
![](./images/var_cir_3.gif) |
![](./images/var_example_24.gif) |
![](./images/var_example_26.gif) |
![](./images/var_example_25.gif) |
![](./images/var_example_22.gif) |
![](./images/var_3.gif) |
Complete
Double concentric circles have been found, but they are rare.
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![](./images/var_cir_5.gif) |
![](./images/var_example_21.gif) |
![](./images/var_example_32.gif) |
![](./images/var_example_33.gif) |
![](./images/var_example_34.gif) |
![](./images/var_4.gif) |
Only
four examples of Double circles along the line have been found to
date. They are extreamly rare. |
![](./images/var_cir_6.gif) |
![](./images/var_example_41.gif) |
![](./images/var_example_42.gif) |
![](./images/var_example_43.gif) |
![](./images/var_example_44.gif) |
![](./images/var_5.gif) |
Smaller
samples of the glyph have been found among petroglyph panels of native
american rock art. |
![](./images/var_example_53.gif) |
![](./images/var_example_52.gif) |
![](./images/var_example_55.gif) |
![](./images/var_example_51.gif) |
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