Surface
Eye
The globe (sclera, cornea, iris) and the tarsal plates of the lids, in the orbit of this reference head.
What it is
The globe (sclera, cornea, iris) and the tarsal plates of the lids, in the orbit of this reference head.
How the Codex reads it
READ items A3 and A5 separate a lid-cheek step (a midface support question) from a true tear trough (a Detail question). One shadow can be two problems.
Questions
What is the eye?
The globe (sclera, cornea, iris) and the tarsal plates of the lids, in the orbit of this reference head.
How does the Band Codex read the eye?
READ items A3 and A5 separate a lid-cheek step (a midface support question) from a true tear trough (a Detail question). One shadow can be two problems.
This site teaches one level above the Codex's working manual: the architecture is public, the coordinates are not. This page withholds entry points, landmark constructions, volumes and read-to-point routing, exactly as the atlas does. What is shown and what is withheld.