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They have no red hats those seven at Ahu Akivi. But their protruding foreheads make it seem as though they had, which this picture from Hancock 3 illustrates. (The eye = sun is, I guess, an idea borrowed from Van Tilburg.)

In Hancock 3 there are also these two thought-provoking pictures from ancient Egypt:

The observers of stars and moon (or sun - they are six in number) - use their foreheads, not their eyes.