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I'll start: Save It... The cache page is almost nothing but coordinates. The hint is "Zoom Zoom" If you copy/paste the coords into Google Earth, and zoom way in, you'll see a building shaped like a particular letter/number. Do this for each set of coords and the letters/numbers spell out where the final is. Geocacher's Bill Of Rights Most of the cache page is obfuscation, prattling on about the geocaching version of the Bill of Rights. Alchemy 201 Use the atomic numbers of the listed element mixes, and add/subtract them as directed. Not a Typo This involves the layout of a QWERTY keyboard, and what fingers are supposed to be used to type what letters. The Star Gazer Cache This one was viable up until TPTB decided Pluto wasn't a planet. But It's A Dry Heat A simple temperature conversion. The rest are night caches, and such, requiring work in the field. RiddleMeThisSWAG - home. Purple Hell Riddle Tools - Index. Magic Eye Solver / Viewer. 3 = fifty.
BION cipher page. Click here for a condensed listing of solvers and utility programs collected mostly from this site.
Click here to get free "Solve a Cipher" app from Chrome Web Store. (Requires Chrome web browser). To report bugs, ask questions, or request features for Solve a Cipher, click here . If you are an ACA member click here to submit a con to the Analyst Corner. Click here for notes, slideshow,and demo programs on word list scoring and parsing strings of letters into words. Click here for info on a strange but effective hill-climbing algorithm Click here for notes on solving Quagmire IV ciphers without a crib.
Click here for Statistical Reference guide to the ACA ciphers Got an unknown cipher? Click here for notes on a new method of solving headline puzzles. Click here for some challenging ciphers to solve. Click here for list of online solvers for various cipher types. Click here to construct a Numbered Key cipher, and here for more info about numbered key ciphers. Anagram Solver. Substitution Cipher - Encoding/Decoding. Mayan Numbers. Count with Mayan numbers How Mayan numbers worked The Mayan system is interesting as they developed it without any contact with the other systems on this website.
It is similar to the Babylonians but the Mayans chose different numbers as their bases. They used dots to represent numbers under five, so four is four dots. Five is represented by a line. This works up to nineteen, but rather than twenty being four lines, they started a new count above the first one. To calculate a Mayan number, you need to divide the number into powers of twenty. The great advantage of the positional system is that you need only a limited number of symbols (the Mayans only had two, plus their symbol for zero) and you can represent any whole number, however big. The Mayan had a second Number System, used for dating buildings and on Calendars, etc. . © Jo Edkins 2006 - Return to Numbers index.
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