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• Some conclusions drawn from twelve years of studying the Voynich manuscript.

• RE: Some conclusions drawn from twelve years of studying the Voynich manuscript.

  Linda > 31-03-2026, 04:20 AM

  (30-03-2026, 11:58 AM)Wladimir D Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.The European one is shaped like an onion head, and the Eastern one is shaped like a camel's hoof.
  The combination of tents on page 75v represents the synergy of East and West. Geographically, this could be the Black Sea, the Sea of Marmara, the Red Sea, the Nile River, or the Persian Gulf.

  
  How interesting! I can accept your onion/hoof west/east interpretations as a way to see the items in question. Do you think Lake Urmia could be added to your list of geographic synergy possibilities? It is to the northwest of the Persian Gulf, nearer to the southeastern quadrant of the Black Sea so it seems to be within bounds of the list, at least.
  

• RE: Some conclusions drawn from twelve years of studying the Voynich manuscript.

  msomturk@hotmail.com > 31-03-2026, 08:30 PM

  (30-03-2026, 11:58 AM)Wladimir D Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.The combination of tents on page 75v represents the synergy of East and West. Geographically, this could be the Black Sea, the Sea of Marmara, the Red Sea, the Nile River, or the Persian Gulf.

  
  It’s interesting to see that Ahmet Ardıç points out in his articles that the VM author uses dialects from the Black Sea and Marmara regions.

• RE: Some conclusions drawn from twelve years of studying the Voynich manuscript.

  Stefan Wirtz_2 > 31-03-2026, 10:14 PM

  (30-03-2026, 11:58 AM)Wladimir D Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.[..]
  Overall, I consider the following argument for a possible Eastern influence on the Voynich manuscript.
  
  In Europe, there is a tradition of hanging a horse shoe at the entrance to a house. In the East, a camel hoof is used for this purpose. We see this three times in the drawings of tent tips. On the same pages, the two types of tips are used in pairs. 
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  The European one is shaped like an onion head, and the Eastern one is shaped like a camel's hoof.
  The combination of tents on page 75v represents the synergy of East and West. Geographically, this could be the Black Sea, the Sea of Marmara, the Red Sea, the Nile River, or the Persian Gulf.

  
  I am quite happy that someone else sees tents within the VMS drawings.
  But I am not able to see something like "camel hoofs" there (finding the details not exact enough).
  
  Tent poles with a sort of knobs were rather common:
  
  
  
  
  
  Just 2 examples of very many.
  Voynich tents are quite similiar in that matter:
  
  
  
  
  
  About geography:
  there was also a major East-West contact area in the regions of (Crimean)Tatars and Nogaians, away from the coastal areas, quite north of Azow sea.
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