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Ünal, there really is only one thing to do, which is to ask the designer for clarification. If the feature to be inspected was drawn coincident/concentric to another feature of size, then position with no datums could be used. In this case, I do not see a legal application of the position characteristic.

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Some drawings have a caveat in the notes section that states something along the lines of "All callouts will refer to A|B|C". But it's still missing the diameter tolerance symbol, so I'd really ask for more clarification.

Does it reference multiple holes somewhere else on the drawing?
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This is likely an older drawing and your basics would be based off R29 and the angle to said hole, 45° or a multiple of and/or the 67.5°. Older dwg. tend to have assumed datums in your case it appears either ID/OD and rotation based off the centerline of holes (A-A or 90° to them). If a customer supplied solid file is available it is always best to get your information from there.
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Gentlemen, the technical drawing has just been drawn. It's a very new design.
As you said, the designer may be seventy years old. 🙂

This is part of a new project, we are trying to contact the designer.

It doesn't make much sense to have a 0.01 mm position in a hole diameter with a diameter tolerance of 0.4 mm. 2500_85ffdf6fb47421678146c9747c96b02b.png
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