Could someone help me to identify these characters on the screen walls Today I visited a garden of one of my friends and there were several screen walls with a character on each one. (The owner was absent and neither could his housekeeper read these characters.) 




These walls shield the cloister.

The last wall shields the gate.

But still I could guess out most of them (as a native speaker). The first four are 天 地 同 和 (point out if I am wrong). By no means can I identify the last one. Hope someone can help X:D

(I recognize 酋 and 廾 up to down in the last character, but they don't look like any character I know.)
The character is 「尊」.

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「尊」 (Baxter-Sagart OC: /*[ts]ˤu[n]/) was originally a combination of a wine vessel 「酉」 and two hands 「廾」, indicating the meaning (to conduct) a wine ceremony or ceremonial wine vessel. From Etiquette and Ceremonial:

《儀禮ㆍ士冠禮》

......側尊一甒醴在服北......

Etiquette and Ceremonial: Coming of age capping rites

...A jar of ceremonial wine proper at the Northern gown arrangement...


「酉」 was later replaced with the derivative 「酋」 (also wine vessel).
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Eventually, 「廾」 was replaced with 「寸」 (/*[tsʰ]ˤu[n]-s/, picture of hand pulse location &gt; hand actions), gaining a sound hint in addition to its semantic function.
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References:

黃德寬《古文字譜系疏證》
小學堂
國學大師

郭沫若《甲骨文合集》
中國社會科學院考古研究所《殷周金文集成》




In case the other characters are hard to recognise, 「地」 and 「和」 are written with variants「坨」and「龢」, respectively.