Find the Password in the Map

We are so close to making contact with the Shimrosh and the plot has thickened. Two new, complex Moodus Markings have appeared near Emerson Bradley’s home. It must be a message that will help us find the password hidden in the map below!

This marking appeared on Mr. Bradley’s doorstep.

This one appeared on a stump in his back yard.

Previously Discovered Markings & Translations

(no or none) (Fruit or vegetable) (Land or place or outdoors) (nearby)

(Land or place or outdoors) (nearby) (big or heavy or tall) (water or beverage) (many) (fish or sea creature)

(Land or place or outdoors) (nearby) (hard object or metal or rock) (sound or noise) (big or heavy or tall)

(animal or land creature) (nearby) (to love) (bird or flying creature)

(many or very) (plant or vegetation or trees) (inside or surrounded or hidden)  (Building or house or room) — (many or very) (plant or vegetation or trees) (inside or surrounded or hidden) (Building or house or room)

(to hunt or search) (grain or corn or bread) (completed or past) (sun or light) (nearby) (Land or place or outdoors)

The Map

Click here for a printer-friendly versionUsing the marks above as a guide, What is the password hidden in this map? — Click here for a printer-friendly version
Using the marks above as a guide, What is the password hidden in this map?

Hint 1 - Part 1

Two sets of markings appear to Mr. Bradley. For each set, you will need to translate each of the four columns separately. It may help to build a dictionary of words. Remember, markings are read from the bottom going up.

Hint 2 - Part 1 Dictionary of Shimrosh Words

Click here for a dictionary of Shimrosh words you've translated so far if you don't want to do it yourself.

Hint 3 - Part 1

Each translated set pinpoints to four places on the map. There are a total of 8 places. Remember, the words represent the ideas and not the exact words.

Hint 4 - Part 1 Literal Translation for first picture

The first set of places, from bottom to top, are:

Land or Places or Outdoors | Fruit or Vegetable

Hard object or metal or rock (that is) big heavy or tall | many or very (that is) no or none

Water or beverage | Land or Places or Outdoors (that is) Inside or Surrounded or Hidden | Bird or Flying Creature

Building or house or room | Sun or Light

Land or Places or Outdoors | Fruit or Vegetable

Hint 5 - Part 1 First Picture real meaning

Fruit Place = Apple Orchard

Big rock that is not many = Lonely Mountain

Land surrounded by water of a bird = Condor Island

Light building = Lighthouse

Fruit Place = Apple Orchard

Hint 6 - Part 1 Literal Translation for second picture

The second set of places, from bottom to top, are:

To hunt | Fish or sea creature

Water or beverage | Land or Places or Outdoors (that is) Inside or Surrounded or Hidden | Sound or Noise | Sound or Noise

Many or very | Building or house or room | many or very | many or very

Land or Place or Outdoors | Animal or Land Creature (that is) completed or past and big heavy or tall

To hunt | Fish or sea creature

Hint 7 - Part 1 Second Picture real meaning

To hunt fish = Fishing Grounds

Land surrounded by water and sound sound = Echo Island

Many, many, many buildings = Capital City

Place of the large creatures of the past = Elephant Graveyard

To hunt fish = Fishing Grounds

Hint 8 - Part 2

The locations form two squares on the map. Can you piece this puzzle together?

Hint 9 - Part 2

The coastlines within the squares. Note that the two coastlines fit together? But you may have to rotate one.

Hint 10 - Part 3

The words within the squares. When you take the lower square and rotate and connect it to the top, what word do you get?

Hint 11 - Final Answer

The word HOME is enclosed in the top square. The letters "unds" is in the bottom, but when rotated to fit in the map, it becomes "SPUN". The final answer is HOMESPUN.