No text, but a visual code

[Linda]

Of course everything depends of the interpretation and everyone sees different things. But we have to try not to get carried away by the imagination.
  I return to the so-called text. If I see with my eyes in the outercircle of the f70r1 nine (o) in a row: ooooooooo followed by other glyphs, how am I to believe that this string is part of a language or a cipher. It is an astronomical diagram. The logical thing is to think that the scribe is drawing some degrees of the sphere, little circles that we also see in the center of stars.
  The string of (o) is preceded by dots as if the scribe had wanted to simplify the work of drawing so many (o). The same dots I see them in the so-called text in some extended gallows.
 This is what I see. I don't see alphabet letters anywhere.

Or it is a bunch of candies, the artist likes to eat them one at a time after lining them up. He doesnt like the hard centres so he puts those back in the line. 

Seriously, i dont think anyone is saying that particular example is a word, but saying so doesnt make it an astronomical diagram, either, nor does logic lead to that conclusion, your imagination does, since i dont see anything to back up the claim, other than your own followup statement. I am not even sure the large circles themselves are astronomical, the blue and green paint may indicate it is water based, maybe showing tides, waves, and water levels.

What about the lariiiii riirii  part? did they get tired of the dots too, so they stuck in random letters or numbers?

I think you have to go further than you are going with it. What degrees of what sphere are being shown and what do they correlate to?

It is one thing to say 4s and 8s and os and dots are involved in some sort of astronomical coordinate system, it is another to show that it is, how it works, what it means, and that there was intention to show what you have outlined.

What do 9 o in an arc mean? How does the fact that an o resembles the centres of some of the stars relate? Is it 9 stars in a row? Why? Where are they? Why would only these be shown this way? What importance do they have?