In the text on the Small Washington tablet there are 3 rona glyphs at the beginning of glyph line Rb8:

Rb8-1	Rb8-2 (401)	Rb8-3
Rb8-4	Rb8-5	Rb8-6	Rb8-7

Rb8-8	Rb8-9 (408)	Rb8-10	Rb8-11	Rb8-12
Rb8-13	Rb8-14 (413)	Rb8-15	Rb8-16	Rb8-17
There may be 4 glyphs missing here at the end of line b8.

According to my efforts in counting the glyphs of R the first glyph in line Rb8 could be number 400 (from *Ra1-1). The central rona in the triplet above will then be at number 404.

Counting from rona in Ra2-9 we will find the distance to be 364 glyphs (maybe referring to 364 days or possibly to 364 / 2 = 182 days):

side a			side b
*226			ca 224
38		187	177		46
	Ra2-9 (39)	364		Rb8-5 (404)
ca 450

After having turned the tablet over from its front side to its back side there is an estimated number of 177 (= 6 * 29.5) glyphs remaining to rona in Rb8-5.

Rona in Ra2-9 (as in 29) has nuku legs, a straight long neck and is falling on his head (not on his face). It could refer to a dark night immediately beyond the final of autumn. Rona in Rb8-5 has different traits and it looks as if he is flying away.

Up to now we have not used the text of R in this dictionary. We should therefore here invest some time and effort with a few pages in order to, if possible, make sure that side b really is the back side of the text.