4 days beyond ika hiku comes another shark, mago at Ga7-16, which by its bent tail illustrates how sun is making a turn after reaching his maximum:
This is what we can read from the calendar which begins with Gb8-30. There is no lunar month deciding day numbers 182 and 186, 6 lunar months is reached with Ga7-7:
10 days later comes Ga7-17, which definitely ends the 'front side'. It is glyph number 260 counted from Gb6-17:
Winter solstice is 64 days earlier than the beginning of the 'front side'. Counted from Rogo (Gb6-26) it is not day number 260 but day number 251, with mago (Ga7-16) at day number 250. There is a tamaiti in Ga7-11 which seems to be closely connected with the following ika hiku. This is described in here. |
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