The discovered technique to allude to ordinal numbers at other positions in time-space makes the rongorongo texts even more complicated. Let us hope Ab3-65--66 is an exception:

 

Ab3-58	Ab3-59	Ab3-60	Ab3-61	Ab3-62
Ab3-63	Ab3-64	Ab3-65 (944)	Ab3-66	Ab3-67
Ab3-68	Ab3-69	Ab3-70	Ab3-71	Ab3-72

If we look at Ab3-54 (corresponding, maybe, to 354 = 12 * 29.5 = Hatinga Te Kohe) we find:

 

Ab3-48	Ab3-49	Ab3-50	Ab3-51	Ab3-52	Ab3-53	Ab3-54 (933)	Ab3-55

Yes (unfortunately), we can see the 'break' (hati) - but it is a reverse Hatinga Te Kohe. The 'breaker' comes first (Ab3-49) and the 'wave' (Ab3-52) later. We can compare with the true Hatinga Te Kohe with haati glyphs in Aa8-68 and Aa8-81:

 

Aa8-67	Aa8-68	Aa8-69	Aa8-70	Aa8-71	Aa8-72
Aa8-73	Aa8-74	Aa8-75	Aa8-76	Aa8-77	Aa8-78	Aa8-79
Aa8-80	Aa8-81 (708)	Aa8-82	Aa8-83	Aa8-84	Aa8-85

More similarities appear on closer look:

The 'missing link' in Aa8-80 has been restored in Ab3-50. (8 * 8 = 64 is the last square on the chess board.)

We must leave this new dimension for the moment. Instead I want to invest some precious time on the use of ihe tau:

 

Aa7-42	Aa7-43	Aa7-44	Aa7-45	Aa7-46	Aa7-47	Aa7-48 (590)
Aa7-49	Aa7-50	Aa7-51	Aa7-52

At Hua Reva (Aa7-48--49) one ihe tau was encountered, at Hanga Takaure two (though in a single glyph):

 

Ab3-63	Ab3-64	Ab3-65 (944)	Ab3-66	Ab3-67

The distance between them is 944 - 590 = 354 = 12 * 29.5 - not very strange because Hanga Takaure is the 15th station and Hua Reva the 9th. 354 / 2 = 177 days = 6 kuhane stations.

I remember there is a third ihe tau 'station' of importance, arriving immediately after the 'calendar for the night':

 

Aa1-49	Aa1-50 (92)	Aa1-51	Aa1-52	Aa1-53	Aa1-54	Aa1-55	Aa1-56

Logic tells me to count 944 + 354 = 1298 in hope of reaching these three ihe tau glyphs, but no - it is not enough. 42 + 670 (side a) + 586 = 1298. 664 (side b) - 84 (b8) = 580, i.e. Ab8-6 is the glyph:

 

Ab7-79	Ab7-80	Ab7-81	Ab7-82	Ab7-83
Ab7-84	Ab8-1 (1291)	Ab8-2	Ab8-3
Ab8-4	Ab8-5
Ab8-6 (1298)	Ab8-7
Ab8-8	Ab8-9	Ab8-10	Ab8-11	Ab8-12

1298 / 2 = 649 days = 22 kuhane stations. Hanga Takaure is number 15, and we must move 7 stations further:

 

15. Hanga Takaure	16. Poike
17. Pua Katiki	18. Maunga Teatea
19. Mahatua	20. Taharoa
21. Hanga Hoonu	22. Rangi Meamea
23. Peke Tau O Hiti	24. Mauga Hau Epa

1334 - 1298 = 36 may be a sign. With 2 kuhane stations left, it means 2 * 29.5 = 59 days = 118 glyphs in Tahua.

1298 + 118 = 1416 = 1334 + 82. 1334 is te pito (Ab8-43). We move 42 glyphs from there to the end of side b, and then another 40 glyphs from the beginning of side a:

 

Aa1-37	Aa1-38	Aa1-39	Aa1-40 (1416)	Aa1-41	Aa1-42
Aa1-43	Aa1-44	Aa1-45	Aa1-46	Aa1-47	Aa1-48

I cannot see any sign of Mauga Hau Epa here. If we move back one station, to Peke Tau O Hiti, i.e. go back 29.5 * 2 = 59 glyphs, we are back on side b. 1416 - 59 = 1357.

 

Ab8-61	Ab8-62	Ab8-63	Ab8-64	Ab8-65 (1357)	Ab8-66
Ab8-67	Ab8-68	Ab8-69	Ab8-70	Ab8-71	Ab8-72
Ab8-73	Ab8-74	Ab8-75	Ab8-76	Ab8-77	Ab8-78
Ab8-79	Ab8-80	Ab8-81	Ab8-82	Ab8-83	Ab8-84 (1376)

Maybe we should disregard Nga Kope Ririva (not on the island), Peke Tau O Hiti, and Maunga Hau Epa. The total measure could be 3 * 7 = 21 stations:

The red-marked stations are 'red' (important stations of light), arriving as number 7 in the 'week' after a 'black' station (Te Pei, One Tea, and Hanga Hoonu).