Now we are ready to look closer on glyph line Qb2, which by several measures apparently is the place Hua Reva (where sun's 10 months are ending):
In G we have learned to add 64 days from the end of side b to the beginning of side a in order to find the distance from winter solstice. Here 64 days are also added. If they are not added, 295 will be 231. Ika hiku in Qb2-24 is therefore located 5 days before the ending of the lunar month Te Pei. Adding 64 days will shift its position to Hua Reva. In Qb2-12 the koti sign apparently is meant to be read as the break after 10 months have been reached. The beginning of glyph line Qb2 is described here. |