6. Ga2-25 has a bottom which resembles that of Rogo in Gb6-26, and then we also can connect these to Gb1-3, with numerical results which could or could not have been intended to observed:
472 - 297 = 175 = 7 * 25. The proper procedure, however, is probably to count 'from - to', not 'from - to and including'. Therefore a better structure is to put Gb6-26 at the end:
Though there is at least one more of this type we ought to take into consideration:
It seems to say summer is not stretching beyond Rogo in Gb3-15. Antares (at day number 186 + 64 = 250) is no longer a proper indicator of where summer is beginning. Summer on Easter Island can be regarded as arriving with Naos and leaving with Altair, i.e. stretching for 301 - 122 = 179 (= 266 - 87) days:
The duration of winter is 365 - 179 = 186 days - longer than north of the equator. Or we could say that 'summer' north of the equator is beginning with Ga2-26, at least it was so a long time ago when Cancer rose heliacally around winter solstice:
If we persist stating that spring equinox on Easter Island coincides with glyph number 122 (viri in Ga5-11), then 306 (Gb3-15) - 122 (Ga5-11) = 184 days could mean summer stretches for 5 days beyond autumn equinox:
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