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But now let us return to the calendar in Keiti. It is located at the beginning of one side of the tablet, called side a by me. The 99 glyphs in the calendar are preceeded by 7 glyphs only partly seen. The motives on these 7 glyphs seem to indicate that they closely connected to the calendar.
E.g. we can see the ordinary variant of 'toki' (in Ea1-6) as well as an unusual one (in Ea1-7). The latter resembles those connected with light and shadow:
but also that introducing the 9th period:
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