Site Map
This page lists all the articles on this site.
Paleo Alphabet Bill Of Materials
This site contains all of the 3d slicer ready files needed to feed 3d printers in order to build classroom models for teaching the Paleo Alphabet.
Alphabet Theory
The alphabet used for sacred scripture was a highly designed, high-tech, system of 2d projections from 3d objects. This was not evolved from Egyptian. This was not designed in Nebuchadnezzar's day. It was designed to help identify fraudulent additions to inspired scripture. It was used as well for structural features of running text, not just spelling. This article explains some of the theory.
History of the Paleo Alphabet
The Paleo Alphabet was first widely used after the Exodus from Egypt. Most famously it was used to inscribe the 10 commandments "by the finger of god." It became the alphabet for the community that left Egypt at that time.
Assembly Notes
What follows here are some helpful reminders for builders of these models.
Kid Proofing
This article explains what to do to kid proof some of the models on this site.
Notes On Model Sizes
The models here are all 2" scale. This is unusual because it is an English unit of measure. Details on why follow below.
Student Case
A simple case for a set of letters. Letters here are colored to match the audit system.
Tiles
This Tiles series provides a 2d tile for use 'under' every simple 3d model in the entire system. It also provides 25 different 2d models that show how the letters are drawn.
Bones
This is the Bones series of individual models. These are found through folding the alphabet in half. The 3rd side of these objects are the normally unwritten vowels. Certain pairs have 2 different 3d solutions, and Eden map work suggests 1 other double form. Those 6 duplicates are included in the list here. This set of models assembles into the Sower and/or Reaper models.
Tools
This is the Tools series of individual models. These models are found through folding each letter of the alphabet against itself. The models thus formed are the things that define each letter as used in word definitions. The new 3rd side are the 'crop' tiles of 2d shapes which form the 3d 'Pipes' and ultimately the 3d 'Flowers' series of models.
Pipes
This is the Pipes series of 3d models. These are formed by taking the 2d 'vowel' shapes from the Bones series and successfully folding them against themselves. These parts assemble into the Silo and Well.
Flowers
This is the Flowers series of individual 3d models. These are formed by taking the 3rd side of the Tools models and folding those shapes against themselves. They form models that show off the stages of development of plants. This set of models assemblies into the Harvest series of models.
Sower
This is the Sower model. It is one of two different possible assemblies from the Bones series of models. This is one of the pinnacle models. These are formed by the assembly of other sets of parts.
Reaper
This is the Reaper model. It is one of two different possible assemblies from the Bones series of models. This is one of the pinnacle models. These are formed by the assembly of other sets of parts.
Silo
This is the Silo model. It is one of two different possible assemblies from the Pipes series of models. This is one of the pinnacle models. These are formed by the assembly of other sets of parts.
Well
This is the Well model. It is one of two different possible assemblies from the Pipes series of models. This is one of the pinnacle models. These are formed by the assembly of other sets of parts.
Harvest
This is the Harvest set of models. This shows the harvest cycle of an entire plant. This is one of the pinnacle models. These are formed by the assembly of the Flower set of models.
Eagle
This is the Eagle model. This is the super-quad from the Flower series. It is set in a special holder and has a special base. This is modeling the pen used to draw all the parts. It is modeling the outside of Eden. It represents things that fly in the sky. This is one of the pinnacle models, but this one is not specifically formed from a set.
Project
A few articles about the project itself.