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Aa1-65 (1) |
Aa1-66 |
Aa1-67 |
Aa1-68 |
Aa1-69 |
Aa1-70 |
172 |
173 |
174 |
175 |
176 |
177 |
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Qa6-9 |
Qa6-10 |
Qa6-11 (216) |
Qa6-12 |
Qa6-13 |
Qa6-14 |
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structure is the same, but the signs are
different. 216 (= 6 * 36) should be a last glyph
(notice the point) and the following Qa6-12 - where we can imagine
6 * 12 = 72 = 2 * 36 - should be a 'zero' glyph.
It is flanked by 2 kai glyphs, both with
arms in front formed in a sign which could
signify the beginning of autumn.
Qa6-12 seems to allude to day 236,
because of its '808' design. 8 * 29.5 = 4 * 59 = 236. 217 + 63 = 280 and 173 (the day
number according to the rule 218 / 2 + 64) will become 236 if we add 63
(which in itself is the reverse of 36).
Tagata rere in Qa6-9 indicates the end of a
season, and we can suspect the corresponding
glyph in Tahua to be Aa1-64. Instead of 2
similar kai glyphs there are 2 different
kai glyphs and there are 5 feathers to
the right instead of 4 as in Q. The straight
central sign in Tahua can be contrasted with the
curves in Qa6-12 and the signs say Sun respectively
Moon:
The
Y-formed hand probably indicates 'dry' which
cannot refer to the Moon. Instead of '808' there
is a rising mago (Aa1-68). Possibly it is
to be read as day number 168, in which case it
would resemble the beginning of glyph line Qa6:
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Qa6-2 |
Qa6-3 |
Qa6-4 |
Qa6-5 |
Qa6-6 |
Qa6-7 |
168 |
169 |
170 |
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Qa6-8 |
Qa6-9 (214) |
Qa6-10 |
Qa6-11 |
Qa6-12 |
Qa6-13 |
64 + 214 / 2 = 171 = 9 * 19 |
172 |
173 |
Vaha mea in Qa6-5 has an open mouth (vaha)
and is fat, it presumably represents the
'opening' of autumn. In Aa1-68 the mouth is
closed and we can imagine a puo sign:
There is no season which is 'opening'. Instead
the luminary is invisible. I guess we are
reading about the end of the year:
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Aa1-60 |
Aa1-61 |
Aa1-62 |
Aa1-63 |
Aa1-64 |
360 |
361 |
362 |
363 |
364 |
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Aa1-65 (1) |
Aa1-66 |
Aa1-67 |
Aa1-68 |
365 |
366 |
367 |
368 |
The
strongly drawn herehua (Aa1-63) would
then mark the time of Rogo (with a
'crack' close to the end of his uplifted 'arm').
The peculiar Aa1-66 would represent the dark day
when in ancient Egypt the Pharaoh disappeared
inside the temple of the wolf god to receive The
Secret of the Two Partners. Aa1-66 can be
compared with Eb6-1:
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Eb5-35 (836) |
Eb6-1 |
Eb6-2 |
Eb6-3 |
5 *
35 = 175 and equal to the ordinal number of
Aa1-68 (counted from Aa1-1).
At
left in Aa1-66 there is a fat henua and 4
feathers, at right a lean one with 3 + 2 = 5
feathers. Autumn is in the past and spring is in
front.
While Q is describing the middle of summer, A is
describing the middle of winter. Both seasons
are solstices and the structures should be
similar. The signs must be different, though.
In
day 360 there are 3 flames in a tiny sign, in
midsummer the light is much more powerful:
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Aa1-60 |
Qa6-4 |