Ka1-1	Ka1-2	Ka1-3	Ka1-4	Ka1-5	Ka1-6

Ka1-5 for Sun is a good fit, it looks like the 'fire generator' immediately before the henua calendar of spring, and it is drawn as already 'eating'. 'Fire' (sun) has begun to grow.

The first 4 glyphs are not very clear, though. Spooky characters. 4 special ones ('Bacabs') appear at beginnings and ends.

The shapes for Sun and Moon, however, are vital and they do have some resemblance with Sun and Moon in the first henua period:

Ka1-5	Ka1-6
Ka3-19	Ka3-20

But the signs are inverted, it seems. The phases are different.

Beyond Ka1-12 comes another suit of 4 special glyphs, they are lost. And they have special numbers too (13, 14, 15, 16 - numbers close to 14 as in 3-14):

...	...	...	...			...
*Ka1-13	*Ka1-14	*Ka1-15	*Ka1-16	*Ka1-17	*Ka1-18	*Ka1-19	*Ka1-20

*Ka1-18 (atariki, the 'shadow king', precursor of the 'spring shark') is here appropriately allotted to Saturn. (Likewise the ghostly ariki without feathers in Ka1-4.) When the king of shadows is present, sun is not (*Ka1-19).

The 4 'Bacabs' (one at each 'corner' of the 'earth') evidently are the blue 'planets' beyond Sun:

We should note how the rearrangment of the number chart forces days 1 and 2 outside. Ka1-1--2 are puo glyphs (2 of them as when we count puo in Gb8-30 twice). They are only imagined (outlines not closed) because light is hidden down in the earth, like potatoes which have been hilled up: