There are concentric circles marking this ring up. The upper circle is best notable above sara, while the lower one is best seen at one o'clock. Interestingly:
1) sara is written below the lower circle
2) both circles vanish counterclockwise from the ooo...olar sequence
3) the lower circle vanishes clockwise from 2 o'clock, as if continued by the sequence of dots
Looks like that the scribe had some problems with making these concentric circles with a whichever tool, so he used dots instead to mark them. But that can be only a partial explanation.
Interestingly, there is a shape (barely visible) of the arabic digit "2" (or Extended EVA &192; ) immediately to the left of sara.
1) sara is written below the lower circle
2) both circles vanish counterclockwise from the ooo...olar sequence
3) the lower circle vanishes clockwise from 2 o'clock, as if continued by the sequence of dots
Looks like that the scribe had some problems with making these concentric circles with a whichever tool, so he used dots instead to mark them. But that can be only a partial explanation.
Interestingly, there is a shape (barely visible) of the arabic digit "2" (or Extended EVA &192; ) immediately to the left of sara.
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