Shakespeare: The Hidden Truth
The art of concealing messages in text was common in Shakespeare’s days. Several of books on codes, ciphers and cryptology were published throughout the 16th and 17th century. Petter Amundsen relies partly on steganographic techniques described in known publications from this period when deciphering hidden messages. He also follows instructions found in …
If you want to know more about the discovery, check out Petter Amundsen’s books, “Oak Island & The Treasure Map in Shakespeare” and “The Organist”. The film has it’s limits as to how much information it can present in a short space of time. A thorough presentation of the codes and hints hidden in …
We are happy to inform you that the first chapters of “The Organist”, Erlend Loe and Petter Amundsen’s book that was the inspiration for the TV series and film, are available in English. You can be the first to read these, simply by clicking on this link: http://forum.oakislandtreasure.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=3687&st=0&sk=t&sd=a
Petter did a thorough 35 minute Shakespeare session on Radio Nova Tuesday 24 April with journalist Olaf G.Alteren, and those with a knowledge of the Nordic languages will be able to listen to this by clicking on the following link: http://archive.org/details/Grenselst-Shakespeare