THE BYBLOS DISC

The Byblos disc dates from between XVIIIth and XIth
centuries B.C. and was discovered at the Byblos site (Lebanon) in 1936 during
P. Montet's excavations. Unlike the Indusian Genoscopic Kalandar,
the scripture of the Byblos disc can be understood (reading from right to left) :
pictograms, numbers and the Phoenician alphabet.
Nevertheless, the structure remains the same : a musical calendar which has the title :
"3 'Days' somewhere in Time".
Size : 49 X49 cm.

TRANSCRIPTION OF THE BYBLOS DISC
dated back to the XIth century B.C. unearthed during P. Montet's excavations in 1936. Pr. J. L. Lafond translated the Byblos Disc from Phoenician to French, Michael Fibe and Giancarlo Siciliano from French to English. The word "day" is not the exact translation from the Phoenician but it is the nearest word according to the concept of the Byblos Disc.

MNEMONIC OF THE INDUSIAN GENOSCOPIC KALANDAR
The Byblos Disc is composed of 9 circles divided over 3 "days" triangle; 7 parts; 4 parts and 6 parts + one empty. The small "c" followed by a number corresponds to the circles counting from the centre of the Byblos Disc. The reading in Phoenician is from right to left.

3 "DAYS" SOMEWHERE IN TIME

FIRST BYBLOS DISC TRIANGLE

c1 | First "day" |
c2 | 7 parts of the "day" |
c3 | Hours of Life Used |
c4 | Awaiting the dawn | At dawn | Late in the morning | At twilight | Night | Late at night | No time |
c5 | Memory reactive clock |
c6 & c7 | Inside the Other's womb | The washing up | The indefinable odour of a bedroom | The growth of intellect, water dance | Forgotten on earth : Revenge | Waves of intimate libido, wave dance | A place of bewilderment; of non-sense |
c8 | Time Guard |
c9 [numbers] | 9 | 8 | 4.4 | 6.41 | 2.13 | 10.53 | 6.36 | 0 |

SECOND BYBLOS DISC TRIANGLE

c1 | Second "day" |
c2 | 4 parts of the "day" |
c3 | Hours of Life Used |
c4 | Daybreak | Afternoon | Night fall | Dark night |
c5 | Memory reactive clock |
c6 & c7 | Beyond the sleep fence | Procession in the intestinal flora | The steps of nourishing machines | Deathvastating laugh |
c8 | Time Guard |
c9 [numbers] | 3.48 | 1.32 | 2.21 | 4.34 |

THIRD BYBLOS DISC TRIANGLE

c1 | Third "day" |
c2 | 6 parts of the "day" |
c3 | Hours of Life Used |
c4 | Without sun | The high sun | At zenith | At its moisture | Without moon | Re-viving | Without-time |
c5 | Memory reactive clock |
c6 & c7 | White sleep, a struggle for awakening | The fuzzy head and reflux | The bridal meal | The Swing | Evening, the forgotten bedrooms | At dawn on the 4th day | Nothing more, the time cast off |
c8 | Time Guard |
c9 [numbers] | 12.46 | 7.14 | 4.5 | 6.13 | 2.38 | 10.1 | 0 |

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the first CD of 2 Lamplayers 5000 Years After is composed according to the Byblos Disc structure