2. Albali at the left fist of Aquarius seems to be connected with a rau hei sign and presumably the front side covers 230 days with Sun present followed by 242 days when he is absent:
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228 |
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242 |
| Ga1-22 (23) |
Gb1-22 (252) |
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| Ga1-25 (26) |
Gb1-25 (255) |
| 230 |
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| Ga1-20 |
Ga1-21 |
Ga1-22 |
Ga1-23 |
Ga1-24 |
Ga1-25 (*90) |
We could say that the 'black cloth', which temporarily covers the face of Sun, arrives with rau hei at Albali. Interestingly another picture (by Flamsteed) shows Aquarius as a youth with a piece of cloth in his left hand:
Allen:
"The constellation immemorially has been represented, even on very early Babylonians stones, as a man, or boy, pouring water from a bucket or urn, with an appropriate towel in the left hand, the human figure sometimes being omitted; while the Arabians, who knew of the latter but did not dare to show it, depicted a mule carrying two water-barrels; and again simply a water-bucket."
A water-bucket ought to correspond to the hipu (calabash, shell, cup, jug, goblet, pot, plate, vase, bowl, any such receptacle) sign in rongorongo, and Gb2-27 (where 22 and 7 could allude to π) is therefore a prime candidate for an important star in Aquarius:
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| Gb2-15 |
Gb2-16 (*336) |
Gb2-17 |
Gb2-18 |
Gb2-19 (275) |
Gb2-20 |
Gb2-21 |
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| Gb2-22 |
Gb2-23 |
Gb2-24 (280) |
Gb2-25 |
Gb2-26 |
Gb2-27 (*347) |
Gb2-28 |
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| Gb2-29 |
Gb2-30 (*350) |
Gb2-31 |
Tagata looking back (and down) in Gb2-30 (a Thursday) could represent the end of the front side of the year (day number 230 as in 2-30).
