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Each of these:
Left column, top:
Left column, middle:
Left column, bottom:
Right column, top:
Right column, middle:
Right column, bottom:
Now what?
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The most obvious first step to do is to
Next, we
Finally,
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The answer is:
Look down on the top layer. One long word is very prominently visible. That word is:
When we do that, we can spot another word in the new grid:
Doing that, another new word becomes apparent:
Excavate this area down to level 4, and we get the following new grid, concealing the words:
Excavate this down to level 5 to find:
Excavating this ...
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You have lost a:
First note that each clue:
Now we can also see that:
Now use the diagrams. What we have here are:
These can be constructed like so:
So now putting the words in green together, we know you have lost:
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The first thing we need to do here is rearrange the 30 tiles in a meaningful way. We can do this by noticing:
What do we have here? Look next at the numbers in the first four columns. These look a lot like:
What might our desired 2-word 10-letter answer be? Well, what do all these people have in common?
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The first thing to do is work out what shape each diagram represents. Across each row, these are in turn:
Next:
What do we now have? The highlighted cells on these 8x8 grids of squares:
Now, we have identified 16 letters of interest - the same number as the number of "+/-" commands in Step 2 of the puzzle instructions. What we must do next, ...
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While @hexomino has made fantastic progress thus far, one thing currently not yet discovered in that answer is the significance of the named buildings. This can be seen by:
EDIT WITH HINDSIGHT: Everything below this line was incorrect speculation, shut down by the OP in comments (by confirming that @hexomino had correctly found 'N' as well) and then made ...
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