People with one leg like hipu appear:
In H their other legs are rather ordinary and normal. In P their other legs are not, right legs are drawn as fish tails. But the first pair (Pb10-6) standing at left in the glyph (in the past) have normal right legs and their left legs like henua instead of hipu.
In H there are eating (kai) hands (with only 3 fingers visible), whereas in P also thumbs are depicted. From Pb10-14 to Pb10-16 the open hand evolves into a fist.
3 * 354 = 1062. In H this position corresponds to Rogo in Hb9-1. Together with the same Rogo in Hb8-51 there are 5 glyphs with Hb8-53 in the center. 1060 = 20 * 53. In P there are 5 glyphs only, and in the center (defined also visually by the complex glyphs Pb10-19 and Pb10-21) is number 1062. Presumably the subject matter is still the solstice. 20 * 52 = 1040 and the beginning of this time could be here:
9 * 46 = 414 (= 14 * 29½ + 1) and 8 * 29 = 232 (= 5 * 46 + 2). There is 1 hipu sign in P but 2 (counting also the body of Rogo) in H, 1 'calabash' in P but 2 in H. Basically, therefore, Rogo could be a sign of 'offspring' (the new generation). Venus disappears for 8 nights when changing from her evening to her morning gown and she disappears for 50 nights when changing from morning to evening star. 8 + 50 = 58 = 2 * 29. Possibly this explains why 29 is competing with 29½ in the rongorongo texts. 1062 - 1038 = 24 (P) and 1062 - 1036 = 26 (H). On the other hand does Rogo appear already where Q ends:
1050 - 947 = 103 (H) and 1052 - 952 = 100 (P). Maro headgears are not common in the rongorongo texts. |