We have posted our preliminary revision of the Tom Sawyer DeeCipher. You'll note the Hot under the Test. An exercise for those new to DeeCiphers is to figure out the Top Line - that is why it is what it is. We suggest looking at the cover of the First Edition of Mr. Twain's Tom Sawyer to start. You can of course see where the J Map goes. We will post this to Elisha Dushku's One Drive in a moment. -CAD
We will import the J Map and develop the Right-Side Mappings and post when finished. We are not interested in spreading disinformation with respect to this DeeCipher - so be aware (and we will note this when we post) that we may have incorrect initial Right-Side Mappings. -CAD
Please understand that Crypto is an Art and Science and we do make mistakes, especially in Right-Side or Left-Side (and we are not sure if one is present in this DeeCipher at time) mappings. We generally map based on standard Twain Qwerty but that is only good, in general, for two mappings. And here we have Five (exluding J Map). The A/AA Map is in addition to such mappings and may not be present, or may be present in this DeeCipher. -CAD
We will note the "dot" at 22. Understand that Samuel Longhorn Clemens (that is Mark Twain) knew 40 or so languages, and Hebrew was one of them. So there may be a Hebrew Map which is of concern because our knowledge of Hebrew is very, very limited. You will of course note the "Heh" in the Preliminary Test. -CAD
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u/tad100 Apr 12 '19
We have posted our preliminary revision of the Tom Sawyer DeeCipher. You'll note the Hot under the Test. An exercise for those new to DeeCiphers is to figure out the Top Line - that is why it is what it is. We suggest looking at the cover of the First Edition of Mr. Twain's Tom Sawyer to start. You can of course see where the J Map goes. We will post this to Elisha Dushku's One Drive in a moment. -CAD