5. From the Tahitian Faa-iti (the Pleiades?) to the Tuamotuan Faa-iti there are ca 472 - 464 + 19 = 27 days:

Gb8-11 (453)	Gb8-12	Gb8-13
Menkar (453.7)	Algol (454.9)	Misam (455.2)

Gb8-14 (456)	Gb8-15	Gb8-16	Gb8-17

Gb8-18 (460)	Gb8-19	Gb8-20	Gb8-21

			6	18
Gb8-22 (464)	Gb8-23	Gb8-24
Faa-iti?

Ga1-18 (19)	Ga1-19	Ga1-20
Alnilam?

Ga1-21 (22)	Ga1-22	Ga1-23	Ga1-24	Ga1-25	Ga1-26 (27)

Ga1-27	Ga1-28	Ga1-29 (30)

27 is also the ordinal number of the very special glyph Ga1-26 (where 12 * 6 = 72). It is a Moon-day but its number in the line says 'Sun'.

27 is the cube of 3 and behind Moon and Sun we can therefore imagine Saturn (the dark ruler who can create fire).

27 = 216 / 8 = 108 / 4 = 540 / 20.

If the Pleiades should culminate when it is midnight, then Alnilam will be in the same position about a month later.

If we decide to connect the Tahitian Faa-iti with the Pleiades and the Tuamotuan Faa-iti with Alnilam, and then also to correlate them with the glyphs in G as I have suggested above, we have decided the position of a star ought to be fixed to the time when it is culminating when we are reading the G text.

Maybe we will later on in the text find a change of the time of observation to sun-up.