Blindbowman
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- Aug 15, 2007
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you guys scare the sh" out of me .. how do logically think you can judge distance by your standards to maps that you have know idea when they were created ?
if you can do that lets us know how you do it .. its not possible ...LOL the only true proven way to judge scale is a text must have a scale of reference to those who do under stand that . scale of mile is the basic reference . if you can not match one distance to another on the same scale , it is not to scale .. and first off you have to defind if a drawing or map is in layman terms ." line of sight " or " range & bearing " or "mark to mark" most older maps and charts are in navigational standards ,, but who's standards ? "go east to peak 3 and then 100 yards south "
most common people use line of sight , "there is a rock that looks like this"
then you the mark to mark .. this rock looks like a tree , then it shows you a picture of a horse . no real directions to find the horse just the vision link between one and the other ..
modern navigation is bearing and range always !, that's what is missing in the stones
they are made before the 1500's ..
no question what so ever , it is fact ! i dint care if they had things added or not the main data is before the 1500'S
navigation is like a signature
you can not fake it
and each is like a finger print . one of kind ...
if you can do that lets us know how you do it .. its not possible ...LOL the only true proven way to judge scale is a text must have a scale of reference to those who do under stand that . scale of mile is the basic reference . if you can not match one distance to another on the same scale , it is not to scale .. and first off you have to defind if a drawing or map is in layman terms ." line of sight " or " range & bearing " or "mark to mark" most older maps and charts are in navigational standards ,, but who's standards ? "go east to peak 3 and then 100 yards south "
most common people use line of sight , "there is a rock that looks like this"
then you the mark to mark .. this rock looks like a tree , then it shows you a picture of a horse . no real directions to find the horse just the vision link between one and the other ..
modern navigation is bearing and range always !, that's what is missing in the stones
they are made before the 1500's ..
no question what so ever , it is fact ! i dint care if they had things added or not the main data is before the 1500'S
navigation is like a signature
you can not fake it
and each is like a finger print . one of kind ...