The number of hahe glyphs is quite limited and we must therefore take the opportunity to also look at the parallel H and P sequences of glyphs. But let us begin by looking at the most relevant part of the Q text, i.e. the first 12 days from the beginning of line Qb2:
Comparing with the corresponding text in G we can there see 14 days instead of 12 days:
Day number 288 (counted from winter solstice) is represented by manu rere in Ga8-20 and the uplifted wing at right possibly corresponds to the uplifted arm of tagata in Qb2-14:
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