Ab8-77	Ab8-78	Ab8-79	Ab8-80	Ab8-81	Ab8-82	Ab8-83
Ab8-84	Aa1-1	Aa1-2	Aa1-3	Aa1-4	Aa1-5	Aa1-6
Aa1-7	Aa1-8	Aa1-9	Aa1-10	Aa1-11	Aa1-12	Aa1-13

Moon at Aa1-13 can be explained because she marks the limit of the sun. Already at Aa1-10 he is broken - the front member held high no longer is attatched to the rest of the body, and Aa1-11--12 continues the story of sun's exit. His spirit is held back in Aa1-11.

Yet, already in Aa1-9 Jupiter indicates by way of the missing top of his front member that life has gone.

Moving backwards from Aa1-13 there seems to be the proper order among the planets. But Mercury should be number 1 and I will therefore rework the table into:

Ab8-78	Ab8-79	Ab8-80	Ab8-81	Ab8-82	Ab8-83	Ab8-84
Aa1-1	Aa1-2	Aa1-3	Aa1-4	Aa1-5	Aa1-6	Aa1-7
Aa1-8	Aa1-9	Aa1-10	Aa1-11	Aa1-12	Aa1-13	Aa1-14

There are now 3 'Bacabs' in spring and only one (Mercury) in autumn. That makes sense because there are 3 feathers in spring.

With 3 seasons of spring it becomes e.g. 3 * 60 = 180. But then Aa1-8--10 will also, presumably, be 180 days.

Venus at Ab8-80 once again associates her with 64 (e.g. with 314 - 250 = 64). In Ab8-84 the two faces of Mars possibly are visualized. Ab8-82 seems to indicate that ua emerges from that kind of ihe tau which is seen in Aa1-11--12.

Jupiter has a waxing crescent in Aa1-2. Light is on its way back.

If I rework the earlier table for the beginning of Tahua then the 4 at the begining remain as a special initial group, headed by Mercury:

Mercury marks the beginning of the new day in Aa1-43. Being quicksilver he should indeed indicate new life.

The canoeformed Aa1-45 (toa) will be Venus (like Vakai bringing the new baby towards land). If we break at number 26, and begin counting anew with Aa1-27 as number 1, then Aa1-45 will be Sun.

Mars in Aa1-42 together with Jupiter in Aa1-44 seem to personifies the two strong males which shelter the weak Mercury in their middle. Jupiter has as usual a damaged front member.

Aa1-41 has at right a shape with 8 feathers, it is Moon.

The first tagata glyph on side a arrives at Aa1-57. 45 + 12 = 57. Yet Metoro says tagata only when arriving at Aa1-58:

Aa1-58	Aa1-59	Aa1-60	Aa1-61	Aa1-62	Aa1-63	Aa1-64
to tagata	ka uga ki te ahi	i to henua - kua mau - i tona o te ahi	kua tute ki tona poki - ki te mago	te tagata	te herehua	hakaturou

Herehua at Aa1-63 is what he said also at Aa1-9:

Aa1-62	Aa1-63	Aa1-64
te tagata	te herehua	hakaturou
Aa1-8	Aa1-9	Aa1-10
e moa te kapakapa	e moa te herehua	ka hora ka tetea

But in Aa1-63 the front member has cracked in the same way as in Aa1-10. Therefore, Aa1-63 maybe should be painted green, in which case Aa1-64 should be black as Saturn. Yet 64 could be Venus.

If we begin counting anew with Aa1-61 = 1 (which seems to be reasonable), then we will have:

Aa1-57	Aa1-58	Aa1-59	Aa1-60
Aa1-61	Aa1-62	Aa1-63	Aa1-64	Aa1-65	Aa1-66	Aa1-67
Aa1-68	Aa1-69	Aa1-70	Aa1-71	Aa1-72	Aa1-73	Aa1-74
Aa1-75	Aa1-76	Aa1-77	Aa1-78	Aa1-79	Aa1-80	Aa1-81
Aa1-82	Aa1-83	Aa1-84	Aa1-85	Aa1-86
Aa1-87	Aa1-88	Aa1-89	Aa1-90
Aa2-1	Aa2-2	Aa2-3	Aa2-4	Aa2-5	Aa2-6	Aa2-7
Aa2-8	Aa2-9	Aa2-10	Aa2-11	Aa2-12	Aa2-13	Aa2-14
ka pu - i te mahigo	ka pu i te tamaiti	e tai	ka hora	ka tetea	ki te rima	ki te manu vaero

If we trust in Metoro, then Aa2-12 possibly should be green (cfr tetea at Aa1-10):