Ardra 6	7 (68)	8
Albatain 10	11	12 (39)
June 22 (173)	St John's Eve	St John's day

Cb3-18	Cb3-19 (460)	Cb3-20
o te henua kua hoi	ko te henua kua vero te ahi	kiore - henua
Tejat Prior (93.4)	κ Aurigae (93.6), κ Columbae (93.8)	Furud (94.9), δ Columbae (95.2), Tejat Posterior, Mirzam (95.4)
Purva Ashadha 1	2	3
Dercember 23	X-mas Eve	X-mas Day (359)
Akleel 12	13 (222)	Qalb al Akraab 1
η Sagittarii (276.9), Kaus Medius, κ Lyrae (277.5)	Tung Hae (277.7), Kaus Australis (278.3), ξ Pavonis (278.4)	Al Athfar (278.6), Kaus Borealis (279.3)

Tejat Prior (η) and Tejat Posterior (μ) - the first to rise of the Gemini stars - are the feet of the twins.

Much of these feet are protruding outside the frame of Gemini. Their feet were and will always be in the Milky Way.

As I have understood the structure it will not be until their ruling heads are arriving, α (Castor) and β (Pollux), that Ardra will change to the Gemini nakshatra Punarvasu.

ARIES:
1	Ashvini	β and γ Arietis	Horse's head	27
	wife of the Ashvins	Sheratan and Mesarthim		April 17 (107)
2	Bharani	35, 39, and 41 Arietis	Yoni, the female organ of reproduction	41 = 27 + 14
	the bearer	Musca Borealis		May 1 (121)
TAURUS:
3	Krittikā	M 45 Tauri	Knife or spear	55 = 41 + 14
	the nurses of Kārttikeya	The Pleiades		May 15 (135)
4	Rohini	α Tauri	Cart or chariot, temple, banyan tree	68 = 55 + 13
	the red one	Aldebaran		May 28 (148)
ORION:
5	Mrigashīrsha	λ, φ¹, and φ² Orionis	Stag's head	83 = 68 + 15
	the deer's head	Heka		June 12 (163)
6	Ardra	α Orionis	Teardrop, diamond, a human head	88 = 83 + 5
	the moist one	Betelgeuze		June 17 (168)
GEMINI:
7	Punarvasu	α and β Gemini	Bow and quiver	113 = 88 + 25
	the two restorers of goods	Castor and Pollux		July 12 (193)
	Kaus Medius, Australis, and Borealis

Does not the idea of 'bow and quiver' refer to the Archer which could be seen close to the full Moon in the nights of late June?

Or, maybe, does not 'bow and quiver' basically refer to the pair of Moon crescents ('elephant tusks') surrounding the 'quiver' hole from where the new moon is born? The 'arrow' could represent the straight path to the illuminated face of the Full Moon (illuminated by the straight rays from the face of the Sun).

The central part of the Archer's serpentine Bow is at the left hand of the Archer, at Kaus Medius (δ), with Australis (ε) below and Borealis (λ) above:

Evidently a major change occurs between Orion and Gemini, where the Milky Way flows like a river. From nakshatra 7 (Punarvasu) there is only 1 station for each constellation (Gemini, Cancer, respectively Hydra). But then comes Leo with his 3 stations.