Qa5-30 is one of the first glyphs in the calendar for the night. In other words it is located according to what I have suggested, viz. to appear when sun has left. It is glyph number 180 counted from Qa1-1, half 360, and 5-30 can be interpreted as 5 * 30 = half 300. A stylized fish is going down (the sun of course) but first it has produced a little 'egg' at bottom right. A haga rave is joining fish and nuku, while the egg is a separate unit.

*Qa7-6 apparently is a combination of nuku with mea ke. Though this mea ke has only 2 wedgemarks. Possibly it means that winter solstice has not yet arrived. The glyph number (counted from Qa1-1) is 260 (not 360):


Qa5-30 (180)		*Qa7-6 (260)