Here is the report which goes with the charts.

The chart of Cardiff was handed to the captain in an inn on shore.

It came from an unknown person, who is mentioned as B.45." Hillyard seized upon the report and read it through, and then the others upon the top of that.

Cloth, saddlery, equipment of various kinds were needed in England, and a great sea-borne trade had sprung up between the two countries, so that ships constantly went to and fro.

In more than one of these reports the hieroglyph B.45 appeared.