46
Ca1-26		Ca3-22 (73)

Ca3-23	Ca3-24	Ca3-25	Ca4-1

Ca4-2 (78)	Ca4-3

There is no glyph Ca3-26, but Ca4-1 is number 26 counted from Ca3-1. Presumably the dark 'nut' represents 'Old Sun' and the light 'nut' in Ca4-2 'New Sun'. Hau tea in Ca4-3 has two 'eyes' (like Janus), and it stands on the doorstep to the new year.

Relying on number 16 as the last glyph of a sequence we can continue 13 (= 78 / 6) glyphs ahead. But already with the 12th glyph (Ca4-15) we encounter another such hau tea (identical with the first one):

Ca4-4	Ca4-5	Ca4-6
Ca4-7	Ca4-8	Ca4-9

Ca4-10	Ca4-11	Ca4-12	Ca4-13
Ca4-14	Ca4-15	Ca4-16 (92)

If we add Ca3-22--25 (following the lead in the Hawaiian Moon calendar) the 16th glyph will be renumbered 20.

Possibly ordinal number 92 at Ca4-16 (where 4 * 16 = 64) means there will follow 300 days of Sun from Ca4-17 to the end of side a. 348 (the number of glyphs on side b) + 92 = 440 = 20 * 22 (and 22 can be a sign of π because 22 / 7 = π).

With Ga4-17 a new 'season' with 13 glyphs arrives and the pair of hau tea glyphs have the normal single 'eye' in front:

Ca4-17	Ca4-18	Ca4-19

Ca4-20	Ca4-21	Ca4-22	Ca4-23	Ca4-24	Ca4-25

Ca4-26	Ca4-27	Ca4-28	Ca4-29