Following earlier suggestions (cfr at vaha kai) it is possible to arrange the 42 first glyphs of Y into a pattern with 18 + 18 + 6 glyphs:
If we then rearrange the pattern so 6 will come at the beginning, we will have Ya1-3 as number 9:
It is then possible to assemble another pattern:
From winter solstice (possibly at Yb3-1) there are 240 days to the end of high summer (possibly at Ya3-5) which will give us 10 days per glyph. And hahe in Ya1-3 will then be located at the end of the first quarter (of 360 days). Then follows a pure glyph, maybe in order to show how 'life' has disappeared - presumably of the old year. At 100 days there is a Rei (Ya1-5), maybe to indicate the beginning of the 2nd quarter (of 400 days). The new year seems to be born (Yb3-2--3) before the old year is going away (Ya1-3--4).
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