Top 10 uncracked codes

The Telegraph ^ | 01 Feb 2011 | Nick Britten

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1. The Phaistos Disk is considered the most important example of hieroglyphic inscription from Crete. Discovered in 1903, both sides of the clay disc are covered with hieroglyphs arranged in a spiral zone, impressed on the clay when it was damp. Forty five different types of signs have been distinguished, of which a few can be identified with the hieroglyphs in use in the Proto- palatial period. [snip]

[Daffynition]

1. The Phaistos Disk is considered the most important example of hieroglyphic inscription from Crete. Discovered in 1903, both sides of the clay disc are covered with hieroglyphs arranged in a spiral zone, impressed on the clay when it was damp. Forty five different types of signs have been distinguished, of which a few can be identified with the hieroglyphs in use in the Proto- palatial period.

The Phaistos Disk is 15cm in diameter and believed to date from 1700BC. A double sided disk of fired clay, it is decorated with symbols on both sides, made by stamps or seals in a spiral pattern

[Jet Jaguar]

Ping.

[bushpilot1]

It’s a code to locate the obama birth certificate

[Jet Jaguar]

1. The Phaistos Disk
2. Linear A
3. Kryptos
4. Chinese Gold Bar Cipher.
5. Beale Ciphers

6. Voynich Manuscript
7. The Dorabella Cipher
8. Chaocipher. J
9. The D’Agapeyeff
10. Taman Shud.

[BulletBobCo]

Be sure to drink your Ovaltine.

[SoftwareEngineer]

Pfft.. the translation is EASY!

“Hi! My name is Ekros. I am a farmer. I have sheep. My wife is stupid. She spends all my money. I wish I was married to this sheep. She is my best friend. Also, I eat Olives. I am sick of Olives. Tomorrow is the Festival. I bet my wife will spend my money on buying useless Togas. Like she does not have 100 Togas already. I wonder if they will have Erkot the Magician at the Festival. Also, I hope the virgins don’t choose ME for the Human Sacrifice”

[lefty-lie-spy]

I love codes and ciphers. I’ve heard of half of mentioned ones, but Linear A and Crete disk are the only two worth keeping up with. There are many great books on codes and code breaking out there, and it’s great fun to develop one’s own coding system.

[Moose Burger]

[Crazieman]

XKCD =]

[Daffynition]

Ding-Ding-Ding! Hahaha!

[wiggen]

ping

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[Night Hides Not]

I suppose the Freeper secret hand shake came in at number 11.

[Malsua]

bfl

[K-Stater]

bump

[Recon Dad]

Missing is the United States Tax Code.

[Fletcher J]

A crummy commercial!?!

[Larry - Moe and Curly]

What if it’s written in igpay atinlay?

[Jack of all Trades]

I thought DNA would be numero uno.

[Verbosus]

That is great!
Thanks.