26-10-2016, 08:08 AM
What's interesting about the F letters is they are block printing. This is not characteristic of medieval scripts and yet the ink looks very similar to the inks around them.
One of the sets of marks under the "blue cube" also looks like it MIGHT be an upper-case A in block printing style. The fact that the F letters exist seems to strengthen the possibility that there might be a block A in the blue cube, although it's hard to tell when it's over-painted.
What do they mean? Don't know. The ones that are in older script styles on other plants ("g", "rot", "por") might be paint instructions (green, red, purple). Not sure of those either, but it's possible. But the F seed capsule is unpainted on the part that has an F and the F might be in a hand different from the others and thus might have some other significance.
One of the sets of marks under the "blue cube" also looks like it MIGHT be an upper-case A in block printing style. The fact that the F letters exist seems to strengthen the possibility that there might be a block A in the blue cube, although it's hard to tell when it's over-painted.
What do they mean? Don't know. The ones that are in older script styles on other plants ("g", "rot", "por") might be paint instructions (green, red, purple). Not sure of those either, but it's possible. But the F seed capsule is unpainted on the part that has an F and the F might be in a hand different from the others and thus might have some other significance.