In addition to all what earlier has been said about Ga1-26, mostly about the possible numerical relationships with other glyphs, more should be noted at this point. We can begin by contemplating Rogo in Gb1-3, which has a hole (and the 'wings' of which maybe are alluded to at the bottom of Ga1-26):
A Rogo sign should represent some sort of 'solstice'. But summer solstice, when counted from winter solstice (at Gb6-26), comes much earlier. Not even if we begin counting from Gb8-30 does Gb1-3 arrive in time for summer solstice, it has ordinal number 233. 233 + 182 = 415, and if Gb1-3 by some reason really should be regarded as standing at summer solstice, then winter solstice ought to be around glyph number 415 (counted from Gb8-30):
Hau tea at Gb7-2 looks like winter solstice because it stands at position 14 * 29.5 (although counted from Rogo in Gb6-26 a new year has already arrived and it is day number 5). Counted by the moon hau tea in Gb7-2 indeed is at winter solstice, because next day comes a representation of the new year (tamaiti). The symmetries in the table above demand Gb7-2 to be parallel with Gb6-26. |
