Linguistic Archaeology: Human Pantheons of Hepmonaland

A. Touv pantheon

1. Berna
2. Breeka
3. Damaran
4. Katay
5. Kundo
6. Meyanok
7. Nola
8. Uvot
9. Vara
10. Vogan
11. Xanag


Popularity of Use
A       %      E      %       I       %      O       %        U         %
9   81%      3   27%      0   0%      5   45%        2     18%

B       %      C      %       D       %      F       %        G         %
2   18%      0    0%        2   18%      0    0%          2   18%

H       %      J      %       K       %      L       %        M         %
0     0%       0   0%        4   36%      1   9%          2     18%

N       %      P      %       Q       %      R       %        S         %
7   63%       0   0%         0   0%        4   36%       0      0%

T       %      V      %       W       %      X       %        Y         %
2  18%       3   27%      0     0%        1    9%         2   18%

Z       %
0   0%


Popularity of use
81% A:
63% N, A:
45% O, N, A:
36% R, K, O, N, A:
27% E, V, R, K, O, N, A: Vara,
18% Y, T, M, G, D, B, U, E, V, R, K, O, N, A: Berna, Breeka, Damaran, Katay, Kundo, Meyanok, Uvot, Vogan,
9% X, L, Y, T, M, G, D, B, U, E, V, R, K, O, N, A: Nola, Xanag,
0% Z, W, S, Q, P, J, H, F, C, I


Conclusion: Vara is the earliest known god of the Touv pantheon, though they lack the language development at this point to refer to themselves as the Touv (it wont be possible until peak pantheon development at 18%).
What we know about cultures is that they peak with the emergence of religion, meaning Vara is occuring at the cultural peak, and the pantheon surge at 18% represents development of the Theocracy in the cultural decline.


B. Olman Pantheon
1. Camazotz
2. Chitza-Atlan
3. Coatlicue
4. Hurakan
5. Mictlantecuhtli
6. Quetzalcoatl
7. Tezcatlipoca
8. Tlaloc
9. Tlazoteotl


Popularity of Use
A       %      E      %       I       %      O       %        U         %
9   100%     4  44%      4    44%     6  66%        4    44%

B       %      C      %       D       %      F       %        G         %
0     0%       7  77%       0    0%       0    0%         0      0%

H       %      J      %       K       %      L       %        M         %
3  33%       0   0%         1  11%       7  77%        2    22%

N       %      P      %       Q       %      R       %        S         %
3  33%       1  11%       1  11%       1  11%         0      0%

T       %      V      %       W       %      X       %        Y         %
8  88%       0    0%         0     0%      0     0%        0     0%

Z       %
4  44%


Popularity of use
100% A:
88% T, A:
77% C, L, T, A:
66% O, C, L, T, A: Tlaloc,
44% Z, E, I, U, O, C, L, T, A: Coatlicue, Tlazoteotl,
33% N, H, Z, E, I, U, O, C, L, T, A: Chitza-Atlan,
22% M, N, H, Z, E, I, U, O, C, L, T, A: Camazotz, Mictlantecuhtli,
11% R, Q, P, K, M, N, H, Z, E, I, U, O, C, L, T, A: Quetzalcoatl, Tezcatlipoca, Hurakan,
0% Y, X, W, V, S, J, G, F, D, B


Conclusion: the earliest god is Tlaloc at 66%. An early peak at 44% a decline in pantheon growth at 33% before a recovery at 22% and peak at 11%. The Olman culture peaked at 66% falling into decline with the early rise of religion/fictionalism.


The linguistic development trend of Hepmonaland
A group       %
Olman          100%
Touv              81%

The Olman branched from the A group at 100%. The Touv are descended from the Olman linguistic group diverging at 81% but lack the T development at 88% which isnt absorbed into their own pantheonic language until they peak at 18%.

Linguistic overlap
0% Y X W V S J G F D B
0% Z W S Q P J H F C I

Both failed to develop the Alphabet subset: W, S, J, F.


Linguistic Differences:
• Olman: 11% Q, P, H, Z, I, C
• Touv: 9% X, Y, G, D, B, V

Linguistic Overlap:
• A, N, O, K, R, L, T, M, E, U

The Touv have inherited phonetic objects from contact with the Olman.
The god Nola might eventually be absorbed into the Olman Pantheon because of shared language development.