I also think that the Beinecke library cannot be blamed for not contributing enough to the solution of the puzzle. The basic attitude to consider currently only non-invasive examination methods can be criticized, but in the end it must be accepted.
Should the VMS be solved one day, then it is quite possible that it will lose some of its attractiveness for some. However, I do not think that the Beinecke library would therefore refrain from any feasible measures. This also includes the permission of the inspection of the VMS by "specialists" ( with the necessary restrictions ).
Should the VMS be solved one day, then it is quite possible that it will lose some of its attractiveness for some. However, I do not think that the Beinecke library would therefore refrain from any feasible measures. This also includes the permission of the inspection of the VMS by "specialists" ( with the necessary restrictions ).

