Aa4-63	Aa4-64	Aa4-65	Aa4-66	Aa4-67
Aa4-68	Aa4-69	Aa4-70	Aa4-71	Aa4-72

To begin with noting the deviations from the normal hau tea: Of the three vertical lines only the central one is straight, the other two are tending outwards, expanding. The meaning is probably 'spreading out' (meaning growth). A comparison with the other hau tea glyphs in Tahua gives an unequivocal result: those with this 'spreading out' sign are located exclusively on side a (the side where sun has a prominent place). Sun generates growth.

Another important sign is how the left vertical line is a separate entity, thereby becoming not real, only a fiction (in the same way as the central line is only theoretical). The horizon in the west is no reality during spring. What does youth care about saving for their retirement?

	100		361		18
Ab7-26		Ab8-43		Aa4-70		Aa5-7
16 * 29 + 19

Aa4-70 is the 8th and last hau tea of its kind, then comes two hau tea with a new sign, where the right vertical line is short:

Aa5-5	Aa5-63
59

Youthful spring is reaching maturity, in Aa5-63 the 'western horizon' is becoming a reality.

Aa4-70 has ordinal number 321 counted from Aa1-1, which possibly should be understood as one more than 10 * 32 - the season of growth is in the past. The 'colour' of hau tea then would implicitly be 'black', quite in order because its location is where a viri should have been. We can compare with G:

		32
Gb3-30	Gb4-1		Gb4-33	Gb5-1
320	321		354	355

The message in Aa4-70 cannot, though, be 'black' (it would then have been reversed). Instead its location (both 321 and by dislocating viri) makes a powerful statement:

'Here is light and no darkness'.

After 8 'spreading out' hau tea high summer has been reached.

Sky 'roof', sun 'eye', and the two horizons where sun will rise and go down, are connected, and in between is a rectangular area in which Easter Island lies.

In the middle of the glyph a third vertical line is drawn as a theoretical construct (not real, not connected with the rest of the glyph).

It is the imagined line between Vinapu and Anakena, a line reaching from the south pole to the north pole, a line for 'generating fire'. It is a line to induce a new 'sun' (year) in midwinter after the old one has 'gone out' (cfr the glyph type vae and also how the Polynesians used a 'fire plow' for creating new fire).

The meaning of hau tea is basically 'day light', the kind of light which during summer magically makes everything grow.

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