26-03-2021, 02:11 AM
I have already understood them correctly.
Wormholes were and are faked to simulate a certain age and character. Not only for books, but also for furniture, textiles, etc.
But not all holes are the same.
There is a difference between difficult and simply not possible.
Holes yes, surface texture no.
So museums are full of fakes in their archives. The museum knows that. All things that were sold to them 100 years ago.
You have to be aware that if you suspect a forgery, you will find it out today. The time around 1900-1912 was simply not so far advanced that it would not be noticed today.
Investigations today clarify almost everything.
With the Nebra disk, for example, we know where the gold and copper came from.
Or that Nefertiti (Berlin) is genuine, even though the colour seems quite new.
Such examinations are expensive and are only carried out on exclusive pieces.
The VM manuscript has had enough examinations to say that there are no signs of forgery.
It is possible to sell something to a private person as genuine. But as soon as an official examination is due today, you simply have bad cards.
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Wormholes were and are faked to simulate a certain age and character. Not only for books, but also for furniture, textiles, etc.
But not all holes are the same.
There is a difference between difficult and simply not possible.
Holes yes, surface texture no.
So museums are full of fakes in their archives. The museum knows that. All things that were sold to them 100 years ago.
You have to be aware that if you suspect a forgery, you will find it out today. The time around 1900-1912 was simply not so far advanced that it would not be noticed today.
Investigations today clarify almost everything.
With the Nebra disk, for example, we know where the gold and copper came from.
Or that Nefertiti (Berlin) is genuine, even though the colour seems quite new.
Such examinations are expensive and are only carried out on exclusive pieces.
The VM manuscript has had enough examinations to say that there are no signs of forgery.
It is possible to sell something to a private person as genuine. But as soon as an official examination is due today, you simply have bad cards.
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