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Ha8-5 is just
one of 5 manu kake, but probably the only one of the bird
type:
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*Ha7-20 |
Ha8-5 |
Ha12-7 |
Ha12-9 |
Hb8-119 |
The parallel glyph in
P to
the partly destroyed *Ha7-20 is of the fish type:
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*Ha7-20 |
Pa6-48 |
7 * 20 = 140
could indicate the season of 'fish' (winter) is over. Adding the
rest of the glyphs in line a7, i.e. *51 - *20 = *31, Ha8-5 will
arrive as number *36:
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*35 |
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*Ha7-20 |
Ha8-5 |
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*36 |
The distance from
Ha8-5 to the remaining (following) manu kake glyphs is, though,
much longer. Therefore they should not belong to early spring if Ha8-5
does.
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