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This sound good, lendor and, as you said before, seems to be much more robust as a proposal. If I understand you correctly, you now have a homophon…
Le mia scuse, lendor. Yes. In your solution you have the letters that make up ‘HERCULES’ as well as ‘X’ and ‘Y’. These correspond to numbers using t…
Just one further point, lendor, while I’m here. I’m not in a position to offer detailed feedback on your proposal as a whole as, in the first place,…
Could we not, then, say that this causes a problem as to a positive evaluation of your proposal, given that we have been explicitly advised that the s…
Here they are side-by-side in this annotated facsimile of the first cipher sent to The Herald: tj_herald.jpg
Ciao, @lendor-77. Buongiorno! I shall look out for your post later. As to what you refer to as the “inverted T,” which you then interpret as a “do…
Just as a point of clarification, lendor, you refer in several places to having determined Hercules to be “20 inches” from Mount Diablo. Of course, as…
I think it could therefore be plausibly argued that the common symbols across the two remaining ciphers are intentionally present in both as indicatin…
I had done some analysis, several years back now, that brought me to a point where I was forced to consider whether that second ‘N’ in the z13 should …
For some while now, I have been struck by a couple of apparently non-random similarities between the Z13 and the Z32 ciphers. And the route to these i…
Hello @lendor.77. Although something of a side point to the main ideas of your thread, I am curious about you bringing this observation up, because …
Again, this might initially be felt to be an unsatisfyingly broad result. However, as noted above, we only have (as data) the features of the Phillips…
From the surrouding features that we can find present on the sparse Phillips map, we can then identify our broad search area as lying in Vallejo, boun…
From these steps, we reach a result as below: dmw_plot_02.jpg
To plot this example we need, as detailed in DMW’s paper, a clockwise angle from straight up of 317° and a vector length of 3.375′′, according to the …