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According to
Manuscript E Hatinga Te Kohe is station number 11 (not number
12). But in the G text (with room for 16 kuhane stations) the
8th at the beginning of side b appears to be Te Pei (number 7
in Manuscript E). If this assumption is right, then we can guess
that the 12th station in A should be the 11th in Manuscript E.
Using two glyphs per
day and counting from Aa1-1 the kuhane stations from Te
Pei would be:
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Hatinga Te Kohe
12 * 29.5 = 354 |
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Ab1-35 |
Ab1-36 |
Ab1-37 (707) |
Ab1-38 |
Ab1-39 |
Ab1-40 |
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Akahanga
11 * 29.5 = 324.5 |
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| Aa8-62 |
Aa8-63 |
Aa8-64
(649) |
Aa8-65
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Aa8-66 |
Aa8-67 |
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Hua Reva
10 * 29.5 = 295 |
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| Aa8-2 |
Aa8-3 |
Aa8-4
(589) |
Aa8-5 |
Aa8-6 |
Aa8-7 |
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Te Pou
9 * 29.5 = 265.5 |
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Aa7-29 |
Aa7-30 |
Aa7-31
(531) |
Aa7-32 |
Aa7-33 |
Aa7-34 |
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Te Pei
8 * 29.5 = 236 |
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| Aa6-53 |
Aa6-54 |
Aa6-55
(471) |
Aa6-56
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Aa6-57 |
Aa6-58 |
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