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Ga5-15 is interesting. It has 6 + 6 = 12 'feathers', and the theme in henua periods 18 - 20 seems to be the mid section of the path of the sun:

18
18	Ga5-10	Ga5-11	Ga5-12	Ga5-13	Ga5-14	Ga5-15 (126)	Ga5-16

19
19	Ga5-17	Ga5-18	Ga5-19	Ga5-20	Ga5-21

20
20	Ga5-22	Ga5-23	Ga5-24	Ga5-25	Ga5-26	Ga5-27	Ga5-28	Ga5-29

Tapa mea (Ga5-27) is reversed and also eating (kai), which probably means darkness is growing.

Rogo glyphs (Ga5-10 and Ga6-24) define a 45-day long period beyond the first four 30-day months counted from Gb8-30, and maro is the 6th of these days:

	183		4		38
Gb6-26 (1)	183	Ga5-10 (185)	4	Ga5-15	38	Ga6-24 (229)

Possibly maro in Ga5-15 is located at the onset of the standstill of the sun. There is a honu with 'legs' at left (Ga5-14) and another one a week later. But a closer investigation is necessary.