Fact is that the table below summarizes two ways to count to ika hiku, either from the onset of winter solstice (*Qb5-17) and 300 days forward up to and including the day with the first ika hiku (Qb2-15), or from the 1st day of the calendar (*Qb5-35--36) and 295 days forward up to and including the second ika hiku (Qb2-24):

 

		144	452
*Qb5-17 (1)	*Qb5-18			Qb2-15	Qb2-16 (454)
300 days
		126	460
*Qb5-35 (1)	*Qb5-36			Qb2-23	Qb2-24 (462)
295 days

But there is another alternative to consider. We can begin to count from the 'Rogo day' (day 363), instead of from the onset of winter solstice (*Qb5-17):

 

*Qb5-17	*Qb5-18	*Qb5-19	*Qb5-20	*Qb5-21	*Qb5-22
360		361		362
*Qb5-23	*Qb5-24	*Qb5-25	*Qb5-26	*Qb5-27	*Qb5-28
363		300 + 64 = 364		365
*Qb5-29	*Qb5-30	*Qb5-31	*Qb5-32	*Qb5-33	*Qb5-34
366		367		368
*Qb5-35	*Qb5-36	*Qb5-37	*Qb5-38
369		370

This way we will have a nice 70 days to the end of side b:

 

		138
*Qb5-23 (1)	*Qb5-24
70

448
	Qb2-11	Qb2-12	Qb2-13	Qb2-14	Qb2-15	Qb2-16
225			226		227

By this method we have once again reached 295 days. Qb2-12 has a sign of koti (the bottom part) and a little fish is rising (reva) - the location certainly is Hua Reva.

This is an important discovery, and comments follow here.