These 12 glyphs seem to form a structure. Aa2-13 and Aa2-20 have the same general form. Aa2-12 and Aa2-19 could belong together, and likewise Aa2-15 and Aa2-22. Saturn is represented by 'people' which have 'flowing hair' in form of kai signs at the back of their heads - growing is a situation now in the past. The two Mars glyphs (if such they are - maybe counting should begin anew with Aa2-15) are not so easily understood, but we can see that the main sign is the same.

The 16th kuhane station is Hanga Takaure and then she moves upwards to Poike. Number 18 is Pua Katiki and then follows Maunga Teatea. Let us list glyphs and stations in order so as to see if there could be a parallel development:


Aa2-11	Aa2-12	Aa2-13	Aa2-14 (13)
16 Hanga Takaure	17 Poike	18 Pua Katiki	19 Maunga Teatea

Aa2-15	Aa2-16	Aa2-17 (16)
20 Mahatua	21 Taharoa	22 Hanga Hoonu

Aa2-18	Aa2-19	Aa2-20
23 Rangi Meamea	24 Peke Tau O Hiti	25 Maunga Hau Epa

Aa2-21	Aa2-22
26 Oromanga	27 Hanga Moria One

There is not much which is immediately obvious. But the two last glyphs seem to be 'outside' the previous order - they are coming after the haga rave glyph in Aa2-20. And the vaero signs seem to echo each other, with teatea at left and meamea at right:

	3
Aa2-14 (13)		Aa2-18 (17)
19 Maunga Teatea		23 Rangi Meamea

2 * 14 = 28 which could refer to the last night with Moon in light. Moon is considered to be white (tea) and Sun as red (mea). Night number 28 maybe can be understood as the last night of Moon 'sucking' light from the Sun, which could explain the similarity in form with hipu in Aa2-7:


Aa2-7	Aa2-14 (13)

Not only is the form of the 'stem' beginning from nowhere very similar, but we should also notice that the signs are leaning in approximately the same way.