Writer
Appendix 1
1 document(s) about 1 formation(s)· 1 on cropcircleconnector.com
This signature is not in data/gazetteer/authors.json, so it stands for
itself: any other spelling of the same name has its own page. Only signatures on five or more
documents are curated by hand.
Signatures
| as printed on the page | documents |
|---|---|
| Appendix 1 | 1 |
Claims
15 claim(s) extracted by lexicon from this author's documents. A claim row records what the author wrote, with the sentence verbatim; it is not evidence about a formation, and nothing here is tested: the pre-registered tests of the testable types are build step M3-8, and they live in the analysis section. The precision column is what the lexicon's patterns for that type were measured at on 65 hand-labelled documents, so a count can be read against how often that type is matched wrongly.
| claim type | reported as | claims | measured precision | testable with this archive? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| code | codes | 3 | 0.78 | partly |
| prediction | predictions | 1 | 0.92 | testable for dated claims |
| comparison | comparisons | 4 | 0.70 | testable |
| authorship_et | authorship | 3 | — | not_testable |
| landscape | landscape | 3 | 0.90 | partly |
| science | science | 1 | 0.71 | partly |
Up to 3 quote(s) per type, verbatim:
- “Following this lucid suggestion from the crop artists, that their new crop picture might relate to Salisbury and its cathedral (an idea which was suggested to us also by Mr. Gyro), we studied the art and architecture of Salisbury Cathedral to look for any possible features of relevance?”authorship_et · source page
- “Might those crop artists have designed their new artwork in the field, based on this excellent example of Christian art from Salisbury Cathedral?”authorship_et · source page
- “It seems likely that both of these crop pictures (and Newton Barrow of June 15, 2015) were made by the same, unseen crop artist.”authorship_et · source page
- “Some features which have not been discussed here would include: (i) images of a “space shuttle” flying toward Earth, (ii) the Mayan number “6” as a “dot over dash”, and (iii) in the case of Clearbury, two symbols “T” and “0” which suggest “zero time” or “zero hour”.”code · source page
- “That Mayan number “6” correlates with a date of July 6 when the crop picture near Clearbury Ring appeared.”code · source page
- “It coded for the precise latitude 51.43o N of Avebury Ring, and the number “16”:”code · source page
- “A crop picture near Clearbury Ring on July 6, 2015 showed a “compass rose” at its centre, which pointed due north toward the town of Salisbury and its famous cathedral.”comparison · source page
- “A new crop picture near Clearbury Ring on July 6, 2015 showed at its centre a “compass rose” with four arms (North, East, South, West) and 12 outer points:”comparison · source page
- “There was a similar “cross” shape, drawn at the centre of Luxenborough near Stonehenge on June 24, 2015:”comparison · source page
- “It seems likely that both of these crop pictures (and Newton Barrow of June 15, 2015) were made by the same, unseen crop artist.”landscape · source page
- “Some features which have not been discussed here would include: (i) images of a “space shuttle” flying toward Earth, (ii) the Mayan number “6” as a “dot over dash”, and (iii) in the case of Clearbury, two symbols “T” and “0” which suggest “zero time” or “zero hour”.”landscape · source page
- “The interested reader may inspect all of these interesting landscape features using Google Earth: at latitude 51.018o N, longitude 1.793o W for Clearbury Ring, or latitude 51.174o N, longitude 1.809o W for Luxenborough.”landscape · source page
- “"This gospel of the kingdom must be preached across the whole world, as a testimony to all nations, then the end will come.””prediction · source page
- “It seems likely that both of these crop pictures (and Newton Barrow of June 15, 2015) were made by the same, unseen crop artist.”science · source page
Documents
| formation | date | kind | title | site | characters |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clearbury Ring UK20150706_A | 13 July 2015 | article | ccc | 3,294 |
A document's date is the date its page carries, which for most comments is the formation's own date rather than the day the comment was written; the formation page states the basis for each one.