The 4th period introduces a strange figure with his hands 'feeding' the bottom of his drop-like belly:

4
	Ca10-28	Ca10-29 (284)	Ca11-1	Ca11-2	Ca11-3
	December 29	30 (364)	31	January 1	2

Ca11-4	Ca11-5	Ca11-6	Ca11-7	Ca11-8 (292)	Ca11-9
January 3	4	5	6	7 (372)	8

5
	Ca11-10	Ca11-11 (295)	Ca11-12	Ca11-13
	January 9	10	11	12 (377)

Ca11-14	Ca11-15	Ca11-16 (300)	Ca11-17	Ca11-18	Ca11-19
January 13	14	15	16	17	18 (383)

Then periods 6-8 are much shorter and perhaps 13 * 29½ = 383½ is implicated by this change in structure:

6
	Ca11-20	Ca11-21	Ca11-22
	January 19 (384)	20	21

7
	Ca11-23	Ca11-24	Ca11-25	Ca11-26
	January 22	23	24	25

8
	Ca11-27	Ca11-28	Ca11-29	Ca11-30 (314)
	January 26	27	28	29 (394)

Although periods 9-10 mostly belong in line Ca12 I will present them here in order to give an overview:

9
	Ca11-31
	January 30

Ca11-32	Ca12-1	Ca12-2	Ca12-3	Ca12-4 (320)	Ca12-5
January 31	February 1	2	3	4 (400)	5

10
	Ca12-6	Ca12-7	Ca12-8 (324)
	February 6	7	8 (404)

The reversed kara etahi (one wing) stands in February 4 which is day 35 in the Gregorian year. The reversal probably indicates a close, which means the remaining 4 glyphs could be the beginning of the next cycle of 320 days. We can compare with the reversed manu rere in the G text:

Gb7-31	Gb8-1	Gb8-2 (444)
Tureis (139.8)		Al Minhar al Asad (141.6), Alphard (142.3)
August 8	9	10 (222)
Murzim 5	6	7