We should notice that Ha5-18 and Hb2-35 are
related not only visually, they are 500
glyphs apart:
 |
497 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
Ha5-18 (234) |
Hb2-33 (732) |
Hb2-34 |
Hb2-35 (734) |
Hb2-35 (735) |
|
500 |
Ha5-18 is the last in a
triplet (234 / 3 = 78), while Hb2-35 has an earlier
position. 78 (= 6
* 13) and 732 / 3 = 244 (= 4 * 61). 501 / 3
= 167.
If
we add 181 and 167 we will have 348 = 12 *
29 days:
 |
 |
540 |
 |
|
Hb7-31
|
Hb7-32
(988) |
Ha5-17 |
|
181 |
|
|
 |
 |
161 |
|
|
|
|
Ha5-18 |
Ha5-19 |
Ha5-20 (236) |
Hb2-33 (732) |
Hb2-34 |
Hb2-35 |
|
167 |
432 - 348 = 84 = 3 * 28.
The days do not seem to be correctly
located. The centrally positioned day ought
to be day number 79 counted from Ha1-1:
|
|
|
 |
|
Ha5-19 |
Ha5-20
(236) |
Ha5-21 |
|
78⅓ |
78⅔ |
79 |
But then we should rearrange the preceding
glyphs into:
|
|
|
 |
 |
538 |
|
|
|
Hb7-31
|
Hb7-32
(988) |
Hb7-33 |
Hb7-34 |
Ha5-17 |
Ha5-18 (234) |
|
329 |
329⅓ |
329⅔ |
330 |
77⅔ |
78 |
|
1 |
180 |
Hb7-32 will be the first glyph of waxing
sun, and - it seems - the first glyph
in a triplet defining an intercalated day.
In
the other direction, beyond Ha5-21, we will
have:
 |
 |
 |
290 |
 |
|
Ha5-22
(238) |
Ha5-23 |
Ha5-24 (240) |
Ha10-29 (531) |
|
79⅓ |
79⅔ |
80 |
96⅔ |
177 = 6 * 29.5 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
Ha10-30 (532) |
Ha10-31 |
Ha10-32 |
Ha10-33 |
Ha10-34 (536) |
|
177⅓ |
177⅔ |
178 |
178⅓ |
178⅔ |
Ariki at Ha10-29 (alluding to 290
glyphs from glyph number 240 to glyph number
531 is a very clear message. 6 kuhane
stations (177 days) will be translated into
531 glyphs, viz. 18 * 29.5, and sun is
fading away (pare in Ha10-31). Half a
maitaki 'ball' is at left in Ha10-30
(maybe alluding to 300 days for the sun).
Triplets of glyphs are filled when the
ordinal number is divisible by 3, cfr Ha5-21
and Ha10-29. This means Ha10-35 will be the
last in a triplet:
|
|
|
 |
|
195 |
|
 |
|
Ha10-33 |
Ha10-34 |
Ha10-35 (537) |
Ha10-36 |
Hb2-35 (734) |
Hb2-36 |
|
178⅓ |
178⅔ |
179 |
179⅓ |
65 |
244⅔ |
245 |
 |
3 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
Hb2-37 |
Hb2-41 (740) |
Hb2-42 |
Hb2-43
(742) |
Hb2-44 |
Hb2-45 |
|
245⅓ |
1 |
246⅔ |
247 |
247⅓ |
247⅔ |
248 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
Hb2-46 (745) |
Hb2-47 |
Hb2-48 |
Hb3-1 |
Hb3-2 |
Hb3-3 (750) |
|
248⅓ |
248⅔ |
249 |
249⅓ |
249⅔ |
250 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
Hb3-4 (751) |
Hb3-5 |
Hb3-6 |
Hb3-7 |
Hb3-8 |
Hb3-9 (756) |
|
250⅓ |
250⅔ |
251 |
251⅓ |
251⅔ |
252 |
Earlier we have identified a gap in time
between Hb3-5 and Hb3-6, and suggested it
means the gap between the old and new year.
Now we can add that it happens after
completing a season with 250 days.
To
complete
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
Hb3-10 (757) |
Hb3-11 |
Hb3-12 |
Hb3-13 |
Hb3-14 |
Hb3-15 (762) |
|
252⅓ |
252⅔ |
253 |
253⅓ |
253⅔ |
254 |
 |
 |
 |
220 |
 |
|
|
Hb3-16 |
Hb3-17 |
Hb3-18 (765) |
Hb7-30 (986) |
Hb7-31 (987) |
|
254⅓ |
254⅔ |
255 |
73⅓ |
328⅔ |
329 |
If
we insert the end of side b and use days:
|
|
|
|
101 |
 |
 |
 |
|
Hb7-32
(988) |
Hb7-33 |
Hb7-34 |
Hb10-47 |
Hb10-48 |
Hb10-49 (1296) |
|
329⅓ |
329⅔ |
330 |
431⅓ |
431⅔ |
432 |
|
103 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
Ha1-1 |
Ha1-2 |
Ha1-3 |
Ha1-4 |
Ha1-5 |
Ha1-6 |
|
⅓ |
⅔ |
1 |
1⅓ |
1⅔ |
2 |
 |
 |
 |
223 |
|
|
|
Ha1-7 |
Ha1-8 |
Ha1-9 |
Ha5-17 (233) |
Ha5-18 (234) |
|
2⅓ |
2⅔ |
3 |
74⅓ |
77⅔ |
78 |
103 measures days from Hb7-32 to
the end of side b, and 3 * 26 = 78 measures
days from the beginning of side a up to
Ha5-19:
|
|
|
|
|
Ha5-19 |
Ha5-20
(236) |
Ha5-21 |
|
78⅓ |
78⅔ |
79 |
There are honu glyphs at
the beginning and at the end:
|
|
541 |
|
|
Hb7-32 |
Ha5-18 |
Then follows two central days
(Ha5-19--24):
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Ha5-19 |
Ha5-20
(236) |
Ha5-21 |
Ha5-22
(238) |
Ha5-23 |
Ha5-24 (240) |
|
78⅓ |
78⅔ |
79 |
79⅓ |
79⅔ |
80 |
A
sort of calendar then comes:
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
Ha5-25 (241) |
Ha5-26 |
Ha5-27 |
Ha5-28 |
Ha5-29 |
Ha5-30 |
|
80⅓ |
80⅔ |
81 |
81⅓ |
81⅔ |
82 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
Ha5-31 |
Ha5-32 |
Ha5-33 |
Ha5-34 |
Ha5-35 |
Ha5-36 (252) |
|
82⅓ |
82⅔ |
83 |
83⅓ |
83⅔ |
84 |
|
278 |
|
|
Ha10-29 (531) |
|
176⅔ |
177 = 6 * 29.5 |