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6080Tom, is this story really about someone claiming to have found a "key"Valuepro-5/17/2019
6079The last time someone claimed to crack the code, I fell for it, only to be chagrTom Clarke-5/17/2019
6078Thanks. This sounds like a normal response to anyone's conclusions on a contValuepro15/17/2019
6077hmmmm.... Statement re: Voynich research paper 16 May 2019 Please see below aTom Clarke15/17/2019
6076LOL Such flights of fancy even led the US National Securities Agency to have a DMaA-5/15/2019
6075Here's another article on the same subject. tandfonline.com;DMaA-5/15/2019
6074Yes, I agree, especially after reading the comments following the article. ProValuepro-5/15/2019
6073That one turned out to be a little far fetched. This one looks more plausible.Tom Clarke-5/15/2019
6072Didn't you post once before that it had been cracked? the manuscript was coDMaA-5/15/2019
6071More news from Britain Bristol academic cracks Voynich code, solving century-olTom Clarke25/15/2019
6070The massive endeavor of conserving and sharing artifact records youtube.comStan-5/13/2019
6069Thanks. I saw this story elsewhere this morning, but not with this kind of detaValuepro-5/9/2019
6068Southend burial site 'UK's answer to Tutankhamun' The remains of thTom Clarke35/9/2019
6067The Actual ‘Sword in the Stone’? Evidence suggests the Arthurian legend was insTom Clarke15/6/2019
6066Competing models can stimulate a healthy process of research and fact finding ifisopatch-4/30/2019
6065I agree that this will be subject to change. I think we will find earlier attemValuepro14/30/2019
6064I think we'll see this go back and forth about 50 times in the next 10 yearsDMaA-4/30/2019
6063< The first farmers were direct descendants of hunter-gatherers and not migraisopatch14/29/2019
6062Let us know her thoughts.ogi-4/24/2019
6061Along the same lines, ... sunnyway.com By the way, I contacted one of my archaValuepro14/24/2019
6060Lol. Not a problem !!! So many "indicators" it can all be a bit muchogi-4/24/2019
6059Duh! Sorry for the disconnect.Valuepro-4/24/2019
6058"Bog Iron" was being utilized at L'Anse aux Meadows. Cheersogi-4/24/2019
6057You are correct as to the timeline between Viking era Bronze and Iron Age BronzeValuepro-4/24/2019
6056Interesting article. I knew there were massive deposits of copper in the Lake Suogi-4/24/2019
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