Gallows and patterns in Ros

[-JKP-]

That's a very important observation.

There aren't many clues to tie the illustrator to whoever (and there are several whoevers) who wrote the text, but it would, at the very least, indicate some interest each others' work or some observation or direct communication among them (or some cultural connections) or, at the top of the pyramid, perhaps an indication that the illustrator may have been one of the scribes or maybe (a rung below that), the illustrator may also have been a "rubricator" in the sense of adding major glyphs.

It can be interpreted so many ways, but it IS intriguing.