The sign ends with a horizontal wedge, making the sign look like PU, except for the employment of six rather than four Winkelhaken at the beginning. The horizontal appears to be written over an oblique wedge, suggesting that the scribe originally wrote KAM, which he then adjusted to form an abberant PU sign. A reading as DUB].1KAM cannot be excluded with certainty.

The hand copy indicates a paragraph marker after this line, but this is not visible on the photo. There are instead impressions of signs belonging to the next line (rev. 5′) that were left out of the handy copy.