584 is equal to 184 + 400 and 84 appears also as the number of glyphs from Aa8-2 to the end of side a:
Obviously the pair Aa7-85 and Aa8-1 serve a function of knitting together the end of line Aa7 with the beginning of line Aa8. And manu kake in Aa3-10 fills a function of standing at the beginning of a new 'season'. 5 * 80 = 400 seems to be an approximation only, and it may be significant that 403 = 363 + 40:
Relying on the manu kake sign we can conclude hahe in Aa3-9 has the last position in a period. This period could have 184 days, it could have 64 + 184 = 248 days, or it could be of some other length. There is uncertainty because the text does not seem to begin with Aa1-1. |