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It looks like to me, the incuse bottom became a raised part of the die afterward, it adjusted to two is a crowd, (the die chip, then raised rim on the die,) and it couldn’t fit in the same area anymore and was forced to replicated in a slightly adjacent area.
Can a die chip exhibit
an angle adjustment for depth penetration
if nothing else was doubled on a die?
It looks like to me, the incuse bottom became a raised part of the die afterward, it adjusted to two is a crowd, (the die chip, then raised rim on the die,) and it couldn’t fit in the same area anymore and was forced to replicated in a slightly adjacent area.
Can a die chip exhibit
an angle adjustment for depth penetration
if nothing else was doubled on a die?