I remember a comment by Bishop Jaussen:
... A une certaine
saison, on amassait des vivres, on faissait fête. On
emmaillottait un corail, pierre de defunt lézard, on
l'enterrait, tanu. Cette cérémonie était un point de
départ pour beaucoup d'affaires, notamment de vacances pour le
chant des tablettes ou de la prière, tanu i te tau moko o
tana pure,
enterrer
la pierre sépulcrale du lézard de sa prière ...
By looking at the page referred to in my link above we can find
a glyph in the A text which can be compared with Da2-3:
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Da2-3 (23 →
39 - 16) |
Aa8-46 (585 + 46 = 631 = 13
* 45 + 46) |
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June 17
(168
→
184 - 16) |
kua
viri ia |
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BETELGEUZE
(*88 → *104 - *16) |
631 is the mirror image of 136 |
Once upon a time I classified both these glyphs as variants of viri
and the figure in Da2-3 will thus evidently be facing backwards
- there is no forward path because in that direction flows the
Milky Way river.
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And 168 (June 17) + 16 = 184 (July 3) seems to be at the 'youngster'
depicted in Da3-3 (39 = Db2-3 + 16):
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Da2-1 (21) |
Da2-2 |
Da2-3 |
Da2-4 |
Da2-5 |
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June 15 |
16 |
17 (168) |
18 |
19 |
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Nakshatra stars ideally
visible at the time line of the Full Moon in June: |
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MULIPHEN (*269.0) |
GRUMIUM |
RUKBALGETHI GENUBI |
ζ Serpentis (*272.4)
|
NASH (*273) |
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Derived heliacal stars
located half a year earlier: |
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SAIPH (κ Orionis) |
WEZN (β Columbae) |
BETELGEUZE (*88) |
MENKALINAN |
μ + χ Orionis (*90) |
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Da3-1 (37 →
102 - 65) |
Da3-2 (183 -
290 / 2) |
Da3-3 (39) |
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July 1
(2 * 91) |
July 2 (183
= 366 / 2) |
July 3 (39 +
145, *104) |
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Nakshatra stars ideally
visible at the time line of the Full Moon in early July: |
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SHELIAK (β
Lyrae)
ATLAS
Dec 31 (*285, 365)
→
OCT 28 (365 - 64 = 301) |
AIN AL RAMI
(ν Sagittarii)
Jan 1 (*286, 366)
→
OCT
29 ('222 = *286 - *64) |
SULAPHAT (γ
Lyrae, *287.4)
Jan 2
(*287)
→ OCT
30 (303, *223) |
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Heliacal stars
half a year away: |
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ψ7 Aurigae
(*102.4) |
ALHENA (γ Gemini) |
ADARA = ε
Canis Majoris |
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→ APRIL 28
(118 → 4 * 29½) |
→ APRIL 29 (*103 - *64 = *39) |
→ APRIL 30
(120) |
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Da3-4 (40) |
Da3-5 |
Da3-6 |
Da3-7 |
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July 4 (185) |
July 5 |
July 6 |
July 7 (188) |
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NUNKI (σ
Sagittarii, *288.4)
Jan 3 (368)
OCT 31
(304) |
τ Sagittarii
(*289.4) Jan
4
NOV 1
(*225) |
AL BALDAH +
ALPHEKKA MERIDIANA
Jan 5 (370)
NOV 2 |
ALADFAR
Jan 6
NOV 3 (*227) |
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ω Gemini
(*105.4) |
*106 |
WEZEN |
*108 |
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Da3-8 |
Da3-9 (45) |
Da3-10 (191
- 290 / 2) |
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July 8 |
July 9 (190) |
July 10 (91
+ 100) |
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*292
Jan 7
(228 + 12 * 12 = 372)
NOV 4 (*228) |
ALRAMI (The
Archer, α Sagittarii)
Jan 8 (*229
+ *64 = *293)
NOV 5 (*229) |
DENEB OKAB
(*294.0)
Jan 9 (374,
*294)
NOV 6
(*230) |
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WASAT |
*110 |
PROPUS (*111.4) |
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Da3-11 |
Da3-12 (48) |
Da3-13 (7 *
7) |
Da3-14 |
Da3-15 → π +
1 |
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July 11 (192) |
July 12 |
July 13 |
14 (50 +
145) |
15 (196) |
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*295
Jan 10
(375)
NOV 7
(*231) |
*296
Jan 11
NOV 8 |
SHAM
Jan 12
NOV 9 |
*298
Jan 13
NOV 10 |
TARAZED
Jan 14
(379, *299)
NOV 11
(*235) |
ANTARES |
CASTOR |
PROCYON |
α MONOCER.
(*115.4) |
POLLUX |
The referred to A text seems to descibe not a point in time for the
burial of the moko stone lizard but a number of days. Metoro told Bishop Jaussen
he should count (hia)
at this burial site (Aa8-48):
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| Aa8-45 |
Aa8-46 (631) |
Aa8-47 |
Aa8-48 |
Aa8-49 |
| ki te henua kua maga ia ki te henua |
kua viri ia |
ki te maitaki |
tanu hia e te tau moko o tona pure |
kua oho ia te maitaki |
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| Aa8-50 |
Aa8-51 |
Aa8-52 |
Aa8-53 |
Aa8-54 |
| te tanuga o te tau moko o tona pure |
te hau tea |
o te tagata kua mau ia - i tona mea |
te maitaki |
kua rere te manu - te hau tea - ma to maro |
We could reverse 631 into 136 (→ Alcyone in the Pleiades) and 633 would then offer for instance the interpretation 336 (December 2) = 2 * 168 = 136 + 200.
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Da2-3 (23 →
39 - 16) |
Aa8-46 (585 + 46 = 631 = 13
* 45 + 46) |
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June 17
(168
→
184 - 16) |
kua
viri ia |
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BETELGEUZE
(*88 → *104 - *16) |
631 is the mirror image of 136 |
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