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I am looking for a data base list of glyph counts for whole manuscript. I know there is debate about the exact identity of some glyphs and difficulty in reading some but I'm guessing all the analysis I have seen has been using some kind of close as set of data fro this. No problem finding word count...

Theory now posted in "Theory" section.

Hi Rich, It is a collection of thoughts after years of observation, certainly not pur forward as proof of. Haha yes thats why I said stop at part II! But many cultures around the world have endings and starts woven into their origins and history but in the western view we are not really allowed ment...

This is an overall conclusion concerning the manuscript, not presented as proof of fact and other scenarios are not ruled out regarding age, authenticity, origin or purpose. I will be returning to attempting to compare various known languages to the text, find similar imagery and look for astronomy ...

(1) Less than 2 decades from sign to total devastation, whole earth laid waste. Look up, look for the sign, consider the manuscript.

There are an awful lot also in museums and art galleries that are forgeries of all types of objects, and a whole industry in parts of the world producing them. None of the institutions would ever admit it though as those items would become worthless, and maybe even require a rewriting of history. Of...

My bad typo, far too early for a weekend!

(2) Renaissance followed by destruction

There, much better!?

(2) Renaissance floowed by destruction

OK I understand the process now, a similar one that has been done a number of times before. You will have a hard time convincing anyone it has merit as it is not reproducible by all people with one single solution. If you do transcribe it is best to show the actual Morse produced then show how you c...

The VM word by the star held by the fish (Emanuel) is definatly otolal. The other similar word you translate as "spirit" is otaral. I can see that otoral could transcribe into Morse and be translated as edesaü but what does that mean? Maybe a bit like the image of Edessa via Turkish, no idea really....