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3 of 13: The first example explains the basics of dots and dashes.
4 of 13: On another wall, find the second clue.
5 of 13: This shows you ~where~ to place the rods and marbles in relation to each other to form the desired number.
6 of 13: Each dot represents 1 and each dash represents the number 5. And they all appear in the very bottom block.
7 of 13: There are 19 men shown underneath the first column. The number 19 is represented by 4 dots above 3 dashes, all contained in the bottom block. Therefore, any number from 1 through 19 goes in the very bottom block.
8 of 13: The second and third columns, remember, build upon the first column.
9 of 13: There is a single dot shown in the next upper block with 20 men shown.
10 of 13: Therefore, a single dot placed in the second block equals 20.
11 of 13: The next column shows a single dot in the 2nd block and a single dot in the bottom block. How many men are below it?
12 of 13: The last column represents the number 21.
13 of 13: You should have enough information now to solve the puzzle.
