The page contains a circular diagram, and under it a single paragraph of text (5 lines, the last one short and centered).
The diagram is framed by two faint mechanically dawn circles, and four rings of text --- one betweent the two circles, the other three just inside the second circle. A wide gap in all four rings at 09:00 suggests an obviosu starting point, confirmed by four radial strokes across the first ring (that may be modern scribbles in the copy, however).
(There are other simultaneous gaps in all four rings at 01:00 and 05:00, so the four rings may actually be two or three paragraphs side by side.)
At the center of the diagram there is an uncolored disk, bounded by a mechanically drawn circle, containing a small moon---with a dark crescent shadow on the left side, and a human face with neutral expression on the right.
Just outside this central disk there is a wide decorated band containing four small human figures. The decoration looks like a perspective drawing of a flat field, bent around the inner disk with the innermost edge being closer to the observer. In the "field" there are five parallel rows (concentric rings) of elements, shaped like tombstones with rounded top. The "tombstones" are painted in various colors, and some have dots, borders, or other simple decoration. In the innermost ring, which is unobstructed, the elements are fused together at the base.
Between these rows of "tombstones", the field is packed with round objects (which could be bushes, leaves, pebbles, bubbles, etc.).
The "tombstones" in the first four rows are packed tight, and a larger "tombstone" is inserted every 3-6 standard ones. The last row (outermost ring) has only small tombstones, painted with alternating colors, some distance apart (with some blades of "grass" in between).
The third row of tombstones is interrupted at 11:30, 02:30, 05:30, and 08:30 by four human figures. The human figures are hidden by the "bushes" from the waist down. The North figure is barely visible, because of a a crease in the vellum. The West and South figures are female (with visible breasts), and the same may be true of the other two. They wear a white dress with ring collar and broad sleeves, apparently tied at the wrists. Their hair is dark but not black, and is just long enough to cover the ears. The South, West, and North figures have both arms spread out like a "W", with hands open; East has only the left arm up, in the same position.
Circular text around diagram: Transcription clockwise from wide gap at 09:00
"{sync gap}" is the simultaneous gap in all four rings at 01:00.
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Text under diagram
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