TRANSLATIONS
The first page about a possible 496-day year:
I suspect yet another year is measured out by 377 = 13 * 29. Gb5-22 is identical with Gb5-17, and 5-22 says the 'fire' has come to the end of its cycle. 29 'carries darkness'. There are 4 glyphs between Gb5-17 and Gb5-22, also between Gb5-23 and the equally dark Gb5-28:
In between is kava announcing new fire (5-25), followed by an eating moa. Tagata at Gb5-27 has number 381 = 3 * 127, and 14 * 27 = 378 is at Gb5-24, a very remarkable glyph.' Possibly there is a relation between Gb5-8--9 and Gb5-24:
The relationship should be that the dancing triplet in Gb5-24 represents the new year while the distorted 2 + 1 represent the old year - the distribution is like that in Aa8-80 (708, Hatinga Te Kohe, 12 * 29.5):
Maybe a dancing triplet suggests the time when a new 'king' is created? Metoro said e gagata hakaariki at Ca4-7:
Likewise etoru gagata hakaariki kia raua at the end of glyph line Ca9:
Nowhere else did he say hakaariki. In view of the pattern with 6 glyphs followed by a dancing triplet in the first sequence of glyphs at the beginning of line a4 and a second at the end of line a9, as if serving to mark the 5 glyphs lines a4 - a9, we should count:
179 is a prime number and says nothing. If we reduce by 6 + 6 we get the well known 167. 392 - 167 = 225 = 15 * 15 = 9 * 25. |