Ha1-5	Ha4-21	Ha4-22	Ha4-23	Ha4-24
Ha4-34	*Ha6-28	Hb1-3	Hb11-50

Let us consider the clear cases, *Ha6-28 and Hb11-50. Is there a significant number of glyphs from the one to the other?

side a			side b
302		345	594		53
	*Ha6-28 (*303)			Hb11-50 (*1243)
*648			*648
*1296

My inferred numbers are based on various experiences as described earlier in this dictionary (cfr at pare). They are fairly certain. The number of glyphs on each line on side b has very few uncertainties. It is therefore probable that Hb11-50 is glyph number 595 on side b.

595 can be understood in several different ways, for instance as 300 + 295 (two different ways to measure the path of Sun). Another guess is that we should count 59 * 5 = 295.

53 glyphs beyond Hb11-50 to the end of side b seems to be significant, and it probably means the dark time beyond the end of the regular year.

We need a few further pages in order to find out the relationship between *Ha6-28 and Hb11-50 (if there is any), but also to relate these two hura glyphs to their surroundings.