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Congratulations!!!It’s a lot of work (and really hard work), with detailed observations—you’re bringing the locations and witnesses to life through im…
I hope you find this interesting; I’m posting it here—it’s a more detailed version, basically the text from my blog.Great work—I follow it wi…
Well, what I have in mind is an alphabet from M to Z, like an alphabetical chain around the code. Z-YXWVUTSRQPON— M—-NOPQRSTUVWXY-Z
Your observations are interesting. Don’t worry, English isn’t my native language either; I’m Brazilian. Well, observing symbols …
Suas observações são interessantes. Não se preocupe, o inglês também não é minha língua nativa; sou brasileiro. Bem, observar símbolos e …
Oh yeah!!!!!!! I was taught the decimal system here in Brazil!!! I’m having trouble understanding it!!Thanks for the reply—it cleared up a bi…
Hello, I’ve been following your work—which is very good, by the way—but I’m no expert.A few years ago, I noticed what might be an error on the map; it…
1. Cipher Symbol Structure Top Line (17 symbols): -.–.-..–…—- Bottom Line (15 symbols): .-…–….-..- Total…
Another very interesting pattern is that the move used in z340—the “knight’s move”—is exactly where you find the letters on the grid below
Looking at one of the solutions for z13—using the keys from z340—the one proposed by Mr. Garlicks, he arrived at a solution—which cannot be verified—t…
In my research, I noticed that the code z13 has an interesting feature:considering only the alphabetic symbols, A E N ⊕ ⑧ K ⑧ M ⑧ 🡓 N A M …
Hi, it’s been a while. Just sharing some old ideas.At the end of Z 408, we had the sequence of 18 meaningless letters EBEORIETEMETHHPITI. When we arra…