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The parallel to the 1st period of the henua season is in Tahua located on side b:
4 * 18 = 72 = 2 * 36. 6 * 66 = 396 = 2 * 198 = 22 * 18 = 11 * 36. 396 - 72 = 324 = 9 * 36. (And 11 * 29.5 = 324.5 = Akahanga.)
The distances are all multiples of 2, a sign that 2 glyphs are needed for a day. 884 glyphs = 442 days and 262 + 188 = 450 glyphs = 225 (= 9 * 25) days, i.e. 667 days in all:
442 + 224 = 666. 442 = 17 * 26 and 224 = 8 * 28. 442 measures the sun and 224 measures the moon:
Niu at Ab4-17 has number 261 = 9 * 29. 332 days on side b + 240 days on side a = 572 days (where 5 * 72 = 360). 95 (= 5 * 19) days remain on side a:
Day number 573 should be regarded as either number 1 or as number zero of the moon. She has both the end of side a and the beginning of side b:
Sun has 442 days at the end of side b and at the beginning of side a:
We should recognize 442 as equal to 15 * 29.5 = 442.5, i.e. One Tea, and by counting from Ga1-1 glyph number 442 becomes Gb8-1:
The two heads in Gb8-1 indicate '2', and in A these '2' probably are equal to days number 131-132 (Ab4-17--20). I decide to add an excursion at the end of moe. |