More on Pitcairn's Island ancient Maori hieroglyphics script

The straight line sloping from the top right to bottom left serves two purposes:

1. To show the "path" of the Anunnaki rockets in their flight towards Earth.
2. To separate the "events" above the line, from the corresponding "labels" below the line. (A similar technique was used to label Pharaoh Narmer as a "Bushman" (Nkhwa-khwa) in the Narmer macehead, where two fans were used as the label.)

We will concentrate ONLY on the figures adjacent to the sloping line, starting with the top right "event".

Two "straight" legs represent the shape of Anunnaki limbs on departure from their planet or heavenly body. The corresponding "label" (below line) for this figure is the sun (figure 9). The meaning of this combination is probably - OUR LIMBS WERE NICE AND STRAIGHT WHEN WE WERE SPEWED OUT BY THE SUN ABOARD OUR ROCKETS.

The next "event" is an Anunnaki rocket/ship (Figure 7). The corresponding "label" (Figure 14) is a human figure carrying a lash, or possibly a whip. The Kalanga word for a lash is "shamu", while that for a cow whip is "chimi". I believe that both Kalanga words, along with the word "chima" meaning "the standing one", have been used to refer to a "rocket" during Anunnaki times.

Figure 14 therefore simply "labels" Figure 7 as a rocket.

The next "event" is a straight vertical line, capped by a small horizontal one. The corresponding "label" (Figure 12) is the sun and a "lightening bolt". The meaning is probably - THE ROCKET WAS AS FAST AS LIGHT OR AS A BOLT OF LIGHTENING.

The next "event" is figure 8 (bent limbs), with figure 13 (upright human) as the corresponding "label". I think the meaning is - WE SURVIVED THE JOURNEY, BUT OUR LIMBS WERE ALL BENT THIS WAY AND THAT ON ARRIVAL. (lizards ?)