This page and page 44 have stains associated with the seam. These stains seem to be of ancient origin since they would have obscured some of the letters which extended into the margin before the sewing took place. Letters which may have been obscured in this way were edited above the end of the line to complete the words where they would otherwise be missing. Other evidence like this which indicates a long life of usage for the scroll before it was sealed away in a storage jar will be noticed on other pages. For instance see the last words on page 12 and the comments there explains the lacuna and repositioning of the last word.
Gaps appear in the text which indicate differing aspects of the script.
Gap in line 4 is end of verse 3 and begin verse 4. Gap in line 10 ends verse 6 begins verse 7. Gap in line 14 ends verse 9 begins verse 10. A gap in line 15 ends verse 10 begins 11. Gap in line 16 ends verse 11 begins verse 12.