This plot shows the % of certain (top) and uncertain (bottom) spaces for each page (r and v processed together, paragraph text only, ZL_ivtff_1r.txt). The sum of % certain + uncertain + adjacent(not shown) = 100% for each page. A value of 0 corresponds to pages that are either missing or have no paragraph text.
Certain spaces show a slightly decreasing trend, due to the fact that Currier B words are averagely slightly longer than Currier A words (longer words = less spaces).
Both lines are "smoother" from Q13 onwards: this could be due to the presence of more text in those pages, hence more consistent measures. Also, f26-66 have been arranged in such a way that Currier A/B pages by different scribes are mixed together.
Some consistent sections by the main scribes:
As always, it is possible that I messed up something: be careful.
Certain spaces show a slightly decreasing trend, due to the fact that Currier B words are averagely slightly longer than Currier A words (longer words = less spaces).
Both lines are "smoother" from Q13 onwards: this could be due to the presence of more text in those pages, hence more consistent measures. Also, f26-66 have been arranged in such a way that Currier A/B pages by different scribes are mixed together.
Some consistent sections by the main scribes:
- f1-25 assigned by Lisa to S1,
- f75-84 (Quire 13) to S2,
- f103-114 (109-110 lacking) to S3.
As always, it is possible that I messed up something: be careful.


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