...AN INVERTED VIEW OF THE
REVEALED CODE PAGE...
It certainly shows some more detail and the 'stain' at the top right is quite promising as far as microcode recovery is concerned. I must apologise for the top left corner, it reacted more quickly to the citric acid treatment than I expected.
In white, you can just make out the vertical parallel lines, there are 6 pairs of them in total. The exact nature of these lines is still a little uncertain but it is possible that they were left by a 'drying frame'. Such frames were used to dry handmade papers and still are in fact. In those years commercial printers as was the case of Whitcomb and Tombs said to be the printers/publishers of the copy of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam found and associated with the Somerton Man. Whilst there is no evidence, in the WW2 years, and I would imagine later, printing work was subcontracted out at times. To the point, if this was a special purpose book, one printed specifically for use as a code book or one-time pad, it would make sense to have the special papers needed to be made in short runs and not bulk processing/manufacture. Will chase that down and publish when I have more information.
The post is short, I just wanted the audience to know that this is a work in progress and I am still examining these incredible images.
Please add me as an available photographer if required. Some forensics experience, have sent my email separately.
ReplyDeleteQuite honestly, there are far more important things going on in this world than the matters surrounding the mental health of the various trolls.
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DeleteI swear people don’t have better shit to do, I think you can track the ip on the web using mods, I would tear them a new one, anyways I’m a big fan of your research!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment and support my friend. Yes, I was aware that you can get various tools on the web to track IP addresses but I really want people to know that I don't collect that information which means in turn that even if the site were hacked, and there's been a few attempts, then their information is not here nor available to anyone. I take privacy and online safety seriously and as a consequence I pay attention to each and every comment that's made here, and as you will have noticed, I take moderation of comments seriously as well :)
ReplyDeleteWe are heading for 1 million visits sometime in the next 12 months and that isn't by accident, people arrive here, some make comments but most don't. Some are just trolls who will never get published here. Like you they want to read the latest findings and research results, there is certainly a lot of interest in the doubts surrounding the DNA claim and just what was on the code page as well as Verse 70 and the torn slip. So many aspects yet to be resolved.
Thanks again!