f116v squiggle from the multispectral images

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I'm trying to think of possible ways to identify the authorship of the squiggle, assuming this is a stamp or a signature. Unless its shape is obvious to someone, the task seems quite hard.

I have a very weak argument that the squiggle could be quite old. It's located next to several holes in vellum, almost right on top of them. If the squiggle is intentional, I'd say this is a very weird choice of location to place it, given there is plenty of space to the left on the page. It's possible that the squiggle was put there before the wormholes appeared in the vellum.

   
1. The left top corner of the Rosettes foldout.
2. You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (your find).
3. The right top corner of f1r.
I think all these three picks have something common. First o all, all of them appear in corners, in quite important places of the manuscript (the first and the last pages, the big foldout with an unknown sheme). As well, the bird-like symbol - we have seen it not once in the hidden notes, as well as the quite obvious ones on f1r. As for the squiggles in the corner of the Rosettes and in the corner of You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. they seems to look quite similar. I can suppose they represent the letter R, some kind of it, or we just see the only part of it.