Man'yōshū

This is a compliation of oldest existing Japanese poetry.

According to wiki-source,the collection contains poems ranging from A.D. 347 ( poems #85-89) through 759 ( #4516 ) with the bulk of them representing the period after 600.

My question is are poems#85-89 calligraphed on mokkan ( 窶禿佛?ﾃ ) and any verse replica available to public access online.

TIA

An article (23rd May 2008) on newly found mokkan of man'youshuu which includes a photo and explanation on them.
http://osaka.yomiuri.co.jp/inishie/news/is80523b.htm
According to the article, it is the first time that mokkan from Man'youshuu is found.
More info on these mokkan:
http://www1.kcn.ne.jp/~uehiro08/contents/parts/105.htm

http://www1.kcn.ne.jp/~uehiro08/contents/parts/105_2008_5_25_03L.htm
Infrared photograph of the mokkan (picture on the wall)
http://www1.kcn.ne.jp/~uehiro08/contents/parts/105_2008_5_25_02L.htm
Replica of the mokkan
http://paipu.justblog.jp/photos/uncategorized/2008/05/23/0805221.jpg
Original mokkan found in Shigarakinomiya ruin in Kouka-shi, Shiga.