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I don't know if it's the case here, but it's common practice in archeology to leave some parts of a site undisturbed. You never know how technology and techniques might improve in the future and if you dig everything up now you might destroy stuff that could have been preserved.

Entered just for the LOB-quotes, left satisfied.

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Lets hold a 596 year old document wiyh our bare hands

Something about rumors of the French whipping up an assassination plot against Charles.

"Otters ear lobes! Badgers noses! Wolf nipple chips, get em' while there hot they're lovely!"

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Invoices might be untranslated but unlikely to have been in code. Maybe shorthand.

I think they meant the letter not the article!

So what does it say?

I heard there was a guy who sold jaguar ear lobes and otters noses. He never wanted to haggle either.

Guy goes to a bar in Pamplona, and while he’s there, sees another guy eating a huge sausage. He checks the menu, but didn’t see anything there. He asks the bartender if he can get one, to which the bartender replies “we’re all sold out- come back next week, I’ll set one aside for you”.

The next week the guy goes back to the bar, and flags down the bartender. The bartender seems a bit nervous, but says he’ll get his sausage in a minute. When he comes back out, the guy sees that he’s brought a tiny nothing of a sausage.

“What the heck is this?” Asks the guy

The bartender replies, “Sorry, the bull won today”

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Crack them in half, roast them, eat the marrow.

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The article says what OP wrote above, didn't you just read it?

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One of the senders scribbled part of the code in the margins, which helped to find more similarities

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