To begin with, it is necessary to understand that the text has an even number of glyphs, a trick established by Gb8-30 being used both at the beginning and the end:
Pairs of synodic lunar months (29½ nights) can then be coordinated with the glyphs (given one glyph per day), e.g.:
The kuhane stations according to Manuscript E can be mapped, although on side a the stations seem to come in reversed order. Moon moves in the opposite direction to the sun and the text on side a describes the movement of the sun during spring. |
