Ordinal numbers counted from Hb1-1:
*Hb8-49 (408)	Hb9-54 (467)	Hb10-34 (512)	Hb11-24 (569)	Hb12-32 (630)
408 - 284 = 124	467 - 284 = 183	512 - 284 = 228	569 - 284 = 285	630 - 284 = 346
0	467 - 408 = 59	512 - 408 = 104	569 - 408 = 161	630 - 408 = 222

Hua poporo in *Hb8-49 is glyph number 408 counted from Hb1-1. In G number 408 (counted from Gb8-30) is the last glyph before Rogo in Gb6-26.

If 408 is significant, it complicates matters because the 'end glyph' of 200 days, mea ke in Hb6-29, is glyph number 284 counted from Hb1-1.

59 glyphs later comes next hua poporo (Hb9-54), is that only a coincidence or was it designed to be so?

Hua poporo in Hb11-24 has a different kind of 'body' than the rest of them, a sign which I read as a 'measuring' line. The glyph is located twice as far away from Hb1-1 as mea ke in Hb6-29:

	282			282			79
Hb1-1 (1)		Hb6-29 (284)	Hb6-30		Hb11-23	Hb11-24 (569)
284			284			80
			364

The H text is difficult. Let us return.