> SC: Why do you think that whatever Tricky Dicky may have copied
> would still exist? I can see it now – he presents all these
> inscriptions within these chambers. “Well, done Dicky!” the
> collective proclaim. “Oh – and look. I also found this
> parchment with exactly the same inscriptions as the ones in the
> chambers! What do you think about that?” A few furrowed brows,
> some mumblings, the room rapidly empties. “What?” cries Tricky
> Dicky. He would be nuts to present whatever he copied. Best
> simply destroy it or perhaps keep a tiny fragment of it. And
> tiny fragments of cartouches he did infact present.

Ah, just as I expected. We are on yet another of Scott´s "I can imagine it - so it must be true" journeys. He can not find the evidence (Google let him down?), so he dreams it up.

Vyse destroyed real inscriptions to create fake inscriptions. Your position is noted.

Morten