The Declaration's two mistakes
Two carets on the parchment Declaration of Independence, six letters added above the line, and a claim that they unlock a grid of 6,771 characters. The corrections read on the documents, and the reading tested.
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The Declaration of Independence's Two Mistakes, and the Code Read From Them
The parchment Declaration of Independence carries two corrections: "en" added to "Representative" and "only" added to "answered by." Researcher Alan W. Green reads them as deliberate, the keys to a hidden grid of 6,771 characters which he reads as naming people of the present. This article reads both corrections on the documents, rebuilds the grid and runs his reading rule on other names. What the scribe meant is still unrecorded.