Four mounted fragments, verso (declared blank)
Curator's note; faint show-through of the recto's figures and plan
The four fragments seen from the front on the recto appear here from behind, and the catalogue note records all four as invisible before restoration and without writing or drawings on this side. What is faintly visible is show-through from the recto: the column of geometric triangle figures and vesica circles on the large fragment, and the labelled house plan on another. Because that recto material is documented separately, no original writing belongs to this verso.
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Show-through of the recto's figured geometry
Through the large fragment the recto's column of small triangle figures, overlapping circles and a circle-and-radial-line diagram are faintly visible in reverse. They are the ghost of the geometry drawn on the other side, not marks made on this verso. The catalogue records this side as blank.
Show-through of the labelled ground plan
A second fragment shows the reversed ghost of the recto's rectilinear house plan bleeding through the paper. Room outlines and faint labels can be sensed but belong to the other face. No plan was drawn on this verso.