|
Significantly Qb2-24
is located at Hua Reva (day 295 counted from *Qb5-35):
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
Qb2-13 |
Qb2-14 |
Qb2-15 (453) |
Qb2-16 |
Qb2-17 |
Qb2-18 |
|
290 |
291 |
292 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
Qb2-19 |
Qb2-20 |
Qb2-21 |
Qb2-22 |
Qb2-23 |
Qb2-24 (462) |
|
293 |
294 |
462
/ 2 + 64 = 295 |
Haati
in Qb2-23 confirms somebody is leaving. 462 / 2 = 231 is the 8th
kuhane station, Te Pei. The parallel with G
is obvious, and it can be used to get a grip on ika hiku
in Gb2-15:
|
side b |
side a |
side b |
 |
63 |
230 |
 |
| Gb6-26
(1) |
Gb1-1
(231) |
 |
 |
126 |
460 |
|
|
|
*Qb5-35 (1) |
*Qb5-36 |
Qb2-23 |
Qb2-24
(462) |
|
295 |
|
side b |
side a |
side b |
 |
72 |
226 |
 |
|
Gb6-17 (1) |
Ga8-23 (227) |
 |
 |
144 |
452 |
|
|
| Qb5-17
(1) |
Qb5-18 |
Qb2-15
(453) |
Qb2-16 |
|
300 |
Glyph number
400 in G is 9 days earlier than Rogo (Gb5-26), and 295
(at Gb1-1) will therefore increase to 304. But Ga8-23 lies 4
days earlier than Gb1-1, and the net effect will be day number
300.
But then, baffling us,
we rediscover that the beginning is also the end - and, furthermore,
equal to winter solstice:
|
glyph numbers are counted from *Qa1-1 |
|
|
|
10 |
 |
 |
|
*Qb5-17 |
*Qb5-18 (592) |
*Qb5-29 |
*Qb5-30 |
|
296 + 64 = 360 |
5 |
366 |
|
