Voynich Manuscript

[Johnsmith Profile]

Experts determine age of book 'nobody can read'
By Daniel Stolte, February 10, 2011
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Using Carbon-14 radiocarbon dating, a team led by Greg Hodgins in the University of Arizona's department of physics has found the Voynich manuscript's parchment pages date back to the early 15th century, making the book a century older than scholars had previously thought.
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[420rider Profile]

I just looked up the voynich manuscripts on wikipedia and there interesting to look at some of those pics reminded me of "camandor x" and the pic the john costello drew of the hibernation tanks for the grays[i] or whatever they were[i

[Lucidlemondrop Profile]

I am surprised this thread is going by the wayside.

The images are fascinating and if one becomes bored can spend alot of time looking and thinking about them.

Here is a pretty good link with a library where all images can be accessed and enlarged.

It seems that the manuscript manifested shortly after the end of the so called 'dark ages' so indeed it is "illuminated".

http://voynichcentral.com/gallery/

[Boondox681 Profile]

thanx lucid for the link
great post.
i see myself sitting at that site for a few hours.

excellent post mr.smith

[Lucidlemondrop Profile]

thanx lucid for the link
great post.
i see myself sitting at that site for a few hours.

excellent post mr.smith

Hi Boondox!

I have made a personal commitment to hold in my mental imagery one per day till I absorb each one!

As the article in the OP said:

Experts determine age of book 'nobody can read'

There are other languages besides the written word and "every picture tells a story, don't it?"

There are many threads working right now about info sharing between the conscious and unconscious mind and images are a great way to enhance this process~

[Freeyourmindnow Profile]

yes this is very interesting this book is a big mystery

[Funnyman46 Profile YIM]

http://www.edithsherwood.com/voynich_decoded/

Thanks for posting this I hadn't seen these in years. It'll be nice to go back over them again.
Check out the link as this lady has come up with an idea as to their meaning.
How it starts out,...

ll attempts over the past century to decode this mysterious manuscript have met with failure. This is probably due to the initial error made by Voynich and his followers attributing the authorship of the manuscript to Roger Bacon, the 13th century British scientist, monk and scholar. As I showed in a previous paper on my Website, The Voynich Manuscript, was the author left handed?, Roger Bacon could not have written this manuscript and I suggested that a young (around 8 to 10 years old) Leonardo da Vinci was a likely author. Using this premise I proceeded to consider what would be required to decode this manuscript and reached the following conclusions:

1.Determine the language used in writing the manuscript
2.Correlate the Voynich alphabet with the modern English alphabet
3.Decipher the code

[Lucidlemondrop Profile]

yes this is very interesting this book is a big mystery

Or did they? I hear tell that "those that know don't tell" LOL.

Hey wouldn't that be some disclosure to decipher this work???

@2020vision Yeah man! No WTF....Fly under the Radar....Shhhh

[Yuya63 Profile]

I am surprised this thread is going by the wayside.

The images are fascinating and if one becomes bored can spend alot of time looking and thinking about them.

Here is a pretty good link with a library where all images can be accessed and enlarged.

It seems that the manuscript manifested shortly after the end of the so called 'dark ages' so indeed it is "illuminated".

http://voynichcentral.com/gallery/

This pic is really cool, my first thought was of those stone circles they found in africa.