12 (at Ga3-9) + 15 (the remaining glyphs ahead in line a3) = 27, and then we can add 9 at the beginning of line a4 in order to reach 36 = 4 * 9. In other words, beyond period 2 there are 24 glyphs up to and including Ga4-9. Both 36 and 24 are numbers which suggest cardinal points for the path of Sun.

A high neck (and short legs) for tagata rima i ruga in Ga4-9 informs us that this cardinal point for Sun should not be in midwinter:

Sign:	Meaning:
high neck	high sky	high summer
short neck	low sky	midwinter

Sign:	Meaning:
short legs	high sky	high summer
long legs	low sky	midwinter


Ga1-2 (3)	Ga1-11	Ga1-29

Ga2-1 (32)	Ga2-5	Ga2-7	Ga2-9

	7
Ga4-1 (85)	7	Ga4-9 (93)

The legs in Ga4-9 are similar to those in Ga2-5, Ga2-7, and Ga2-9. But the neck is different (like a sign of henua) and the head is looking ahead instead of straight at us. The latter sign probably means Ga4-9 is not standing at a solstice.

We should remember to recolour tagata mau in Ga3-7 from Mars to Venus:


*Ga3-7 (10)**

Ga3-10	Ga3-20 (80)

I have not yet decided whether to also change the planetary colours for the glyphs beyond Ga3-9 (to increase their ordinal numbers in the line by 3).