+ Hints for Using the Map Puzzle (on the way to the fourth location)

To navigate the map you will need the protractor, the map, and the instructions from the webpage. If you don’t remember how to use the protractor to navigate, please see the master hints section for the first map puzzle hints. These drop downs will tell the location of the three islands visited.

+ Hint Two

If you want to know the identity of the first island, go to hint three.

+ Hint Three

The first of the islands is Cadar – click Hint Four if you want to know the next island.

+ Hint Four

The second of the islands is Alicina, click hint for the third island.

+ Hint Five

The second of the islands is Ymana, click on the solution for the final island.

+ Solution for Using the Map Puzzle (on the way to the fourth location)

The password is “bacalao” – remember, this is the first part of your password, you need the final bucket code as well.

+ Hints for the Tablet / Last Bucket puzzle.

For this puzzle you will be finding the second half of the password using the four map (tablet) pieces, the ring etching from the website, the symbols/islands paper, and the Atlantean Ring paper.

+ Hint Two

Have you assembled the four parts of the map yet?

+ Hint Three

The etching of the coin ties the Atlantean Ring and the map together.

+ Hint Four

As you have probably noticed, the map has symbols that equal letters all over it. We can probably assume that we are going to have to move around this map to pick up certain symbols to convert them to letters. But how do we determine where to start and how to move?

+ Hint Five

One side of the coin says “start” and has a picture of an octopus head. Can you find that on the map? This will be are starting spot. Now how to move?

+ Hint Six

The border on the second side of the coin looks a lot like the Atlantean ring, right? In fact, we could find the three symbols on the Atlantean Ring in that particular order, couldn’t we?

+ Hint Seven

Notice on this side of the coin there are two words – start and move. Start has an arrow point at the clamshell in the middle.

+ Hint Eight

The same side of the coin another arrow that directs us to move counter-clockwise through the symbols.

+ Hint Nine

Did you notice that the symbols on the Atlantean Ring are the same as on the x and y axis of the map?

+ Hint Ten

If we know that we are going through the symbols on the ring, what if we matched them up with the map as well?

+ Hint Eleven

If we are starting at the octopus head, and the first move is clamshell, we look at the symbols on the map’s grid and see there is a column that are clamshells next to the octopus head on the right. This is our first move.

+ Hint Twelve

As we rotate the disk, we find that the next move is a starfish. Looking at the map again, we see that starfish is another move to the right. That is our second move. We can continue doing this for every symbol on the ring.

+ Hint Thirteen

Did you notice that some of the symbols have dark circles around them? Could this help us determine something?

+ Hint Fourteen

The first dark circled- symbol we come to is the octopus. To get there we went, clamshell, starfish, octopus (up). If we take the symbol that we are currently on, and check it against the islands list, we will see that this is the symbol for “d.” D is our first letter.

+ Hint Fifteen

Continue on until you run out of symbols to make moves from.

+ Hint Sixteen

The second letter is E.

+ Solution for the Tablet / Bucket puzzle.

The password is “depths” – remember, this is the second part of your password, you need the island name before this.

+ Solution for the entire password – Island name and code word from the Tablet / Last Bucket puzzle.

The password is “bacalaodepths” – remember, no password will have a capital letter or spaces.