# The passage is a list of night names or a mnemonic for a chant about the moon, not a working calendar.

> No evidence yet: The passage is a list of night names or a mnemonic for a chant about the moon, not a working calendar.

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# The passage is a list of night names or a mnemonic for a chant about the moon, not a working calendar.

The passage is a list of night names or a mnemonic for a chant about the moon, not a working calendar.

**No evidence yet** Answers **1** questionDeduced0

## Where it stands

**No evidence yet** Its tests haven't settled it: no evidence yet.

## What it predicts

- The attached glyphs correspond to night names one to one with no intercalation logic.

## What would rule it out

- The intercalation structure holds under independent re-analysis.

## The questions it answers

[What does the Mamari calendar passage record?](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/rongorongo/questions/QST0D4CCDV63S88/what-does-the-mamari-calendar-passage-record)

Part of [Does rongorongo record language?](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/rongorongo/questions/QST0D4CCD3R70F2/does-rongorongo-record-language)

Most likelyThe passage is a lunar calendar with a rule for inserting one or two intercalary nights into the 28-night…

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Mysteries Department. (2026). The passage is a list of night names or a mnemonic for a chant about the moon, not a working calendar. [Answer ANS0D4CCM6A2CGF]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/ANS0D4CCM6A2CGF
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**ANS** 0D4CCM6A2CGF

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