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In the 7th period of the calendar of the year in G there is a tagata glyph without 'accessories' in form of extra signs and in the following two periods (8 and 9) more information is given about what season is 'fully grown':
 
Ga4-1 Ga4-2 Ga4-3 Ga4-4
7
Ga4-5 Ga4-6 Ga4-7 Ga4-8
8 9

The glyphs in period 7 refer backwards to three earlier periods (3 marks at bottom left on Ga4-2). If these three periods are 4, 5 and 6, we can reach a quartet (including period 7), and with autumn equinox arriving beyond a 2nd group of 8 periods a symmetrical structure would be:

periods nos. periods no.
1 - 3 14 - 16
4 - 7 10 - 13
8 9
mid-summer

However, this idea has no support from the glyphs. Instead another structure is given.