Ea7-16	Ea7-18 (235)	Ea7-20
inoino	te inoino	te maitaki

Ea7-16 could perhaps mean a pair of half-years meeting at that time? But why rhombs? Because they stand for lunar double-months (59 nights), or? And the 'knobs'? One extra night?

We should not let imaginations lead us astray. Instead we must remember that we have a rather firm ground to stand upon, viz. Eb2-1:

	*132
Ea7-20 (237)		Eb2-1 (369)

a1	32	32	b1	42	368
a2	33	65	b2	27	395
a3	35	100	b3	38	433
a4	36	136	b4	42	475
a5	42	178	b5	35	510
a6	39	217	b6	36	546
a7	39	256	b7	42	588
a8	*34	290	b8	40	628
a9	36	326	sum	302
sum	*326		sum total	*628

The difference between 369 and 237 equals 132 and I have denoted this difference with an asterisk (*132) in order to make clear that it corresponds to the difference in right ascension days.

July 9 (190, *110)	*132	Nov 18 (312, *242)
Ea7-20 (237)		Eb2-1 (369)

January	31	31
February	28	59
March	31	90
April	30	120
May	31	151
June	30	181
July	31	212
August	31	243
September	30	273
October	31	304
November	30	334
December	31	365