The photo, published here for the first time, confirmed that the stone is broken on the left side, where about two letters are missing. On the other hand, this was clear from the first editions of the text (RES, following Jaussen: "pierre tronquée de tous côtés" and Mordtmann-Mittwoch). On the contrary, Jamme's reading seemed to indicate a perfectly complete stone. The publication of Ghul's estampage by Hayajneh has indeed confirmed Jamme's reading. The only possible explanation for this contradiction is to suppose the existence of different copies of the same text, of which one is complete, and the other one is fragmentary. This seems to be true as Hayajneh declares that in Ghul's Nachlass there are four pieces with siglum RES 3902bis n. 131 (=AM 60.1313).