1. There is a star cluster named the Beehive (or Praesaepe), in the center of Cancer:

It is number 44 is the Messier catalogue and ε ('the very little one') Cancri is a member of the Beehive cluster.

Allen:

"ε was applied by Bayer to the coarse extended cluster, N.G.C. 2632, 44 M., on the head of the Crab, composed of about 150 stars of magnitudes from 6½ to 10, with two noticeable triangles among them.

With us it is the well-known Beehive, but its history as such I have not been able to learn, although it undoubtedly is a recent designation, for nowhere is it Apiarium."

"... before the invention of the telescope this was the only universally recognized nebula, its components not being separately distinguishable by ordinary vision.

But it seems to have been strangely regarded as three nebulous objects."

According to my Latin dictionary prae-saepe is basically an enclosure (saepe) in front (prae). One of its special meanings is a manger or a crib, another is a stable (pen, box). The painting below is by Giotto:

ε 08h 40m 27.03s 08h 40.451m 131.4
Acubens 08h 58m 29.20s 08h 58.487m 136.0

The 9th hour:

Naos

 ζ Puppis 2.21 39° 52′ S 08h 02m 122.3 530.3
  ο Ursa Majoris 3.35 60° 43′ N 08h 26m 128.4 536.4
  π¹ Ursa Majoris 5.63 65° 01′ N 08h 35m 130.6 538.6

Museida

 π² Ursa Majoris 4.59 64° 30′ N 08h 36m 130.9 538.9

Beehive

 ε Cancri 6.29 19° 33′ N 08h 38m 131.4 539.4

Ascellus Borealis

 γ Cancri 4.66 21° 39′ N 08h 40m 131.9 539.9

Ascellus Australis

 δ Cancri 3.94 18° 20′ N 08h 42m 132.4 540.4

Acubens

 α Cancri 4.26 12° 03′ N 08h 56m 136.0 544.0

Talitha Borealis

 ι Ursa Majoris 3.12 48° 14′ N 08h 56m 136.0 544.0

 

 ρ Ursa Majoris 4.74 67° 38′ N 08h 59m 136.6 544.6
period 2
Ga3-6 (*130) Ga3-7 Ga3-8 (68) Ga3-9
π¹ Ursa Majoris (130.6) Museida (130.9), Beehive (131.4) Ascellus Borealis (131.9) Ascellus Australis (132.4)

The 'frontal enclosure' (stable, manger) at ε Cancri could be an earlier version of the Egyptian naos. The meaning of the enclosure could be 'invisible (inside)', something unknown, 'zero', a place from where time can begin anew.

Tagata in Ga3-7 has no 'eye' at left, only one in front. The fist held high probably implies 'all still remains' (of the cycle), nothing has been counted so far (cfr at Kava). The pau foot in front is the same type of sign as in glyph number 366:

Gb5-10 (364) Gb5-11 Gb5-12

Museida is the 'muzzle' of the greater of the bears up in the far north. It ought to mean the 2nd period in the henua calendar corresponds to a beginning.