These experiments look very interesting. The accurate separation of ink from background is a great step forward!
I am intrigued by the image of f104v. For instance, what happened at the fifth star? It seems that the scribe wrote the first two words and then "took a break". If he just ran out of ink, it is strange he did not notice when he ended the previous paragraph. Maybe he wrote those two words as a reminder for what he was going to write the next day? This would imply that the text is meaningful and that it was not copied from a pre-existing text; but of course I am just wildly speculating about the position of that "ink break" and one can imagine many possible situations...
I am intrigued by the image of f104v. For instance, what happened at the fifth star? It seems that the scribe wrote the first two words and then "took a break". If he just ran out of ink, it is strange he did not notice when he ended the previous paragraph. Maybe he wrote those two words as a reminder for what he was going to write the next day? This would imply that the text is meaningful and that it was not copied from a pre-existing text; but of course I am just wildly speculating about the position of that "ink break" and one can imagine many possible situations...
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