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In Tahua the 8th kuhane station can be counted as
being located at glyph number 8 * 29.5 * 2 = 472. Because it is
such a long text 2 glyphs apparently correspond to two half-days.
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Aa6-55--56 (236) |
Aa6-57--58 |
Aa6-59--60 (238) |
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Aa6-61--62 |
Aa6-63--64 (240) |
Aa6-65--66 |
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Aa6-67--68 (242) |
Aa6-69--70 |
Aa6-71--72 (244) |
At Aa6-56 we can count 6 * 56 = 168, and 12 glyphs (6 days) later
comes a maitaki glyph, a glyph which can be characterized as
being very 'imbalanced'. In G day number 472 / 2 = 236 is Gb1-6,
with Gb1-12 corresponding to Aa6-67--68:
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