Guild of Archaeologists, Antiquarians and Tomb Evacuators - Revision history

Old Dickens: template

2016-04-02T02:45:26Z

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	Known members:		Known members:

	* Miss [[Alice Band]];		* Miss [[Alice Band]]
	* [[Lorenzo Cronk\|Laredo Cronk]];		* [[Lorenzo Cronk\|Laredo Cronk]]
	* Mr [[Elgin Marbles\|Elgin]]		* Mr [[Elgin Marbles\|Elgin]]
	* Mr Robinson, Guild Master;		* Mr Robinson, Guild Master
	* [[Ilsa Vargberg]]		* [[Ilsa Vargberg]]

	The Guild is based at 27b [[By The Wall]], possibly a very apt location nearby a redundant section of city wall. Maybe the vaults are also a relic of the active city wall once having been here?		The Guild is based at 27b [[By The Wall]], possibly a very apt location nearby a redundant section of city wall. Maybe the vaults are also a relic of the active city wall once having been here?

	The Guild's Motto, as mentioned in Discworld Noir, is ''Serpentis Odi'', which roughly translates to "I Hate Snakes", apparently expressing the opinion of a fellow Archaeologist, ~~[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana_Jones~~ Dr. Jones].		The Guild's Motto, as mentioned in Discworld Noir, is ''Serpentis Odi'', which roughly translates to "I Hate Snakes", apparently expressing the opinion of a fellow Archaeologist, {{wp\|Indiana Jones\|Dr Jones}}.


	[[Category:Guilds\|Archaeologists, Antiquarians and Tomb Evacuators,Guild of]]		[[Category:Guilds\|Archaeologists, Antiquarians and Tomb Evacuators,Guild of]]
	[[Category:Ankh-Morpork Businesses\|Archaeologists, Antiquarians and Tomb Evacuators,Guild of]]		[[Category:Ankh-Morpork Businesses\|Archaeologists, Antiquarians and Tomb Evacuators,Guild of]]

AgProv: expanding

2016-04-02T00:51:03Z

expanding

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	* Miss [[Alice Band]];		* Miss [[Alice Band]];
	* [[Lorenzo Cronk\|Laredo Cronk]];		* [[Lorenzo Cronk\|Laredo Cronk]];
			* Mr [[Elgin Marbles\|Elgin]]
	* Mr Robinson, Guild Master;		* Mr Robinson, Guild Master;
	* [[Ilsa Vargberg]]		* [[Ilsa Vargberg]]

GallifreyanWitch: The Guilds motto

2015-09-22T08:56:42Z

The Guilds motto

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	The Guild is based at 27b [[By The Wall]], possibly a very apt location nearby a redundant section of city wall. Maybe the vaults are also a relic of the active city wall once having been here?		The Guild is based at 27b [[By The Wall]], possibly a very apt location nearby a redundant section of city wall. Maybe the vaults are also a relic of the active city wall once having been here?

			The Guild's Motto, as mentioned in Discworld Noir, is ''Serpentis Odi'', which roughly translates to "I Hate Snakes", apparently expressing the opinion of a fellow Archaeologist, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana_Jones Dr. Jones].


	[[Category:Guilds\|Archaeologists, Antiquarians and Tomb Evacuators,Guild of]]		[[Category:Guilds\|Archaeologists, Antiquarians and Tomb Evacuators,Guild of]]
	[[Category:Ankh-Morpork Businesses\|Archaeologists, Antiquarians and Tomb Evacuators,Guild of]]		[[Category:Ankh-Morpork Businesses\|Archaeologists, Antiquarians and Tomb Evacuators,Guild of]]

AgProv: tidying

2014-03-29T13:36:43Z

tidying

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	One of the [[Guilds]] of [[Ankh-Morpork]]. It appears as a location in the computer game [[Discworld Noir]]. It has a very crotchety doorman, who is both knowledgeable about ancient artifacts and not disposed to let people in unless they are signed in by an official member. The Guild had a very secure section of vaults, where the priceless artifacts of ancient civilizations are stored away, never to see the light of day. They very scrupulously exhibit, in public areas, only the ''really interesting'' stuff such as pottery shards and fragments, with long academic discourses attached saying how excited the Guild was to receive positive proof from close analysis of this fragment that double-handled ceremonial amphorae of the LoftExtention type were in use during the Mycaeniac age in Classical Ephebe, and not the later Spartacreatean age, as is popularly supposed. All the boring incidental stuff that isn't nearly as academically interesting, made in boring materials like silver and gold and which convey only limited information concerning ornamentation and jewelry styles, is kept locked securely away in the lowest and best-secured vaults, and we don't have too much of ''that'' sort of trivial incidental thing anyway.		One of the [[Guilds]] of [[Ankh-Morpork]]. It appears as a location in the computer game [[Discworld Noir]]. It has a very crotchety doorman, who is both knowledgeable about ancient artifacts and not disposed to let people in unless they are signed in by an official member. The Guild had a very secure section of vaults, where the priceless artifacts of ancient civilizations are stored away, never to see the light of day. They very scrupulously exhibit, in public areas, only the ''really interesting'' stuff such as pottery shards and fragments, with long academic discourses attached saying how excited the Guild was to receive positive proof from close analysis of this fragment that double-handled ceremonial amphorae of the LoftExtention type were in use during the Mycaeniac age in Classical Ephebe, and not the later Spartacreatean age, as is popularly supposed. All the boring incidental stuff that isn't nearly as academically interesting, made in boring materials like silver and gold and which convey only limited information concerning ornamentation and jewelry styles, is kept locked securely away in the lowest and best-secured vaults, and we don't have too much of ''that'' sort of trivial incidental thing anyway.

	''Stealth Archaeology'' is a related (and deniable) discipline that largely appears to involve avoiding all inventive and deadly traps, and then getting away with the loot before the site's owner finds out. ~~this~~ may well be fully covered by the ''Tomb Evacuators'' part of the job description. ~~ask~~ Laredo Cronk or [[Alice Band]], perhaps...		''Stealth Archaeology'' is a related (and deniable) discipline that largely appears to involve avoiding all inventive and deadly traps, and then getting away with the loot before the site's owner finds out. This may well be fully covered by the ''Tomb Evacuators'' part of the job description. Ask Laredo Cronk or [[Alice Band]], perhaps...

	Known members:		Known members:

AgProv: expanding and correcting

2014-03-18T23:54:38Z

expanding and correcting

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	One of the [[Guilds]] of [[Ankh-Morpork]]. It appears as a location in the computer game [[Discworld Noir]]. It has a very crotchety doorman, who is both knowledgeable about ancient artifacts and not disposed to let people in unless they are signed in by an official member. The Guild had a very secure section of vaults, where the priceless artifacts of ancient civilizations are stored away, never to see the light of day. They very scrupulously exhibit, in public areas, only the ''really interesting'' stuff such as pottery shards and fragments, with long academic discourses attached saying how excited the Guild was to receive positive proof from close analysis of this fragment that double-handled ceremonial amphorae of the LoftExtention type were in use during the Mycaeniac age in Classical Ephebe, and not the later Spartacreatean age, as is popularly supposed. All the boring incidental stuff that isn't nearly as academically interesting, made in boring materials like silver and gold and which convey only limited information concerning ornamentation and jewelry styles, is kept locked securely away in the lowest and best-secured vaults, and we don't have too much of ''that'' sort of trivial incidental thing anyway.		One of the [[Guilds]] of [[Ankh-Morpork]]. It appears as a location in the computer game [[Discworld Noir]]. It has a very crotchety doorman, who is both knowledgeable about ancient artifacts and not disposed to let people in unless they are signed in by an official member. The Guild had a very secure section of vaults, where the priceless artifacts of ancient civilizations are stored away, never to see the light of day. They very scrupulously exhibit, in public areas, only the ''really interesting'' stuff such as pottery shards and fragments, with long academic discourses attached saying how excited the Guild was to receive positive proof from close analysis of this fragment that double-handled ceremonial amphorae of the LoftExtention type were in use during the Mycaeniac age in Classical Ephebe, and not the later Spartacreatean age, as is popularly supposed. All the boring incidental stuff that isn't nearly as academically interesting, made in boring materials like silver and gold and which convey only limited information concerning ornamentation and jewelry styles, is kept locked securely away in the lowest and best-secured vaults, and we don't have too much of ''that'' sort of trivial incidental thing anyway.

	''Stealth Archaeology'' is a related (and deniable) discipline that largely appears to involve avoiding all inventive and deadly traps, and then getting away with the loot before the site's owner finds out.		''Stealth Archaeology'' is a related (and deniable) discipline that largely appears to involve avoiding all inventive and deadly traps, and then getting away with the loot before the site's owner finds out. this may well be fully covered by the ''Tomb Evacuators'' part of the job description. ask Laredo Cronk or [[Alice Band]], perhaps...

	Known members:		Known members:

	* Miss [[Alice Band]];		* Miss [[Alice Band]];
	* [[Lorenzo Cronk]];		* [[Lorenzo Cronk\|Laredo Cronk]];
	* Mr Robinson, Guild Master;		* Mr Robinson, Guild Master;
	* [[Ilsa Vargberg]]		* [[Ilsa Vargberg]]

AgProv: About stealth archaeology

2014-03-17T20:52:23Z

About stealth archaeology

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	One of the [[Guilds]] of [[Ankh-Morpork]]. It appears as a location in the computer game [[Discworld Noir]]. It has a very crotchety doorman, who is both knowledgeable about ancient artifacts and not disposed to let people in unless they are signed in by an official member. The Guild had a very secure section of vaults, where the priceless artifacts of ancient civilizations are stored away, never to see the light of day. They very scrupulously exhibit, in public areas, only the ''really interesting'' stuff such as pottery shards and fragments, with long academic discourses attached saying how excited the Guild was to receive positive proof from close analysis of this fragment that double-handled ceremonial amphorae of the LoftExtention type were in use during the Mycaeniac age in Classical Ephebe, and not the later Spartacreatean age, as is popularly supposed. All the boring incidental stuff that isn't nearly as academically interesting, made in boring materials like silver and gold and which convey only limited information concerning ornamentation and jewelry styles, is kept locked securely away in the lowest and best-secured vaults, and we don't have too much of ''that'' sort of trivial incidental thing anyway.		One of the [[Guilds]] of [[Ankh-Morpork]]. It appears as a location in the computer game [[Discworld Noir]]. It has a very crotchety doorman, who is both knowledgeable about ancient artifacts and not disposed to let people in unless they are signed in by an official member. The Guild had a very secure section of vaults, where the priceless artifacts of ancient civilizations are stored away, never to see the light of day. They very scrupulously exhibit, in public areas, only the ''really interesting'' stuff such as pottery shards and fragments, with long academic discourses attached saying how excited the Guild was to receive positive proof from close analysis of this fragment that double-handled ceremonial amphorae of the LoftExtention type were in use during the Mycaeniac age in Classical Ephebe, and not the later Spartacreatean age, as is popularly supposed. All the boring incidental stuff that isn't nearly as academically interesting, made in boring materials like silver and gold and which convey only limited information concerning ornamentation and jewelry styles, is kept locked securely away in the lowest and best-secured vaults, and we don't have too much of ''that'' sort of trivial incidental thing anyway.

			''Stealth Archaeology'' is a related (and deniable) discipline that largely appears to involve avoiding all inventive and deadly traps, and then getting away with the loot before the site's owner finds out.

	Known members:		Known members:

EinFritz: Alphabet

2013-10-15T20:12:05Z

Alphabet

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	[[Category:Guilds]]		[[Category:Guilds\|Archaeologists, Antiquarians and Tomb Evacuators,Guild of]]
	[[Category:Ankh-Morpork Businesses\|Archaeologists, Antiquarians and Tomb Evacuators,Guild of]]		[[Category:Ankh-Morpork Businesses\|Archaeologists, Antiquarians and Tomb Evacuators,Guild of]]

Old Dickens: alph

2013-09-23T18:21:25Z

alph

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	The Guild is based at 27b [[By The Wall]], possibly a very apt location nearby a redundant section of city wall. Maybe the vaults are also a relic of the active city wall once having been here?		The Guild is based at 27b [[By The Wall]], possibly a very apt location nearby a redundant section of city wall. Maybe the vaults are also a relic of the active city wall once having been here?


	[[Category:Guilds]]		[[Category:Guilds]]
	[[Category:Ankh-Morpork Businesses]]		[[Category:Ankh-Morpork Businesses\|Archaeologists, Antiquarians and Tomb Evacuators,Guild of]]

AgProv: Guild museum policy.

2013-02-19T00:24:33Z

Guild museum policy.

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	One of the [[Guilds]] of [[Ankh-Morpork]]. It appears as a location in the computer game [[Discworld Noir]]. It has a very crotchety doorman, who is both knowledgeable about ancient artifacts and not disposed to let people in unless they are signed in by an official member. The Guild had a very secure section of vaults, where the priceless artifacts of ancient civilizations are stored away, never to see the light of day.		One of the [[Guilds]] of [[Ankh-Morpork]]. It appears as a location in the computer game [[Discworld Noir]]. It has a very crotchety doorman, who is both knowledgeable about ancient artifacts and not disposed to let people in unless they are signed in by an official member. The Guild had a very secure section of vaults, where the priceless artifacts of ancient civilizations are stored away, never to see the light of day. They very scrupulously exhibit, in public areas, only the ''really interesting'' stuff such as pottery shards and fragments, with long academic discourses attached saying how excited the Guild was to receive positive proof from close analysis of this fragment that double-handled ceremonial amphorae of the LoftExtention type were in use during the Mycaeniac age in Classical Ephebe, and not the later Spartacreatean age, as is popularly supposed. All the boring incidental stuff that isn't nearly as academically interesting, made in boring materials like silver and gold and which convey only limited information concerning ornamentation and jewelry styles, is kept locked securely away in the lowest and best-secured vaults, and we don't have too much of ''that'' sort of trivial incidental thing anyway.

	Known members:		Known members:

AgProv: Revision taking in new information.

2012-12-27T23:07:51Z

Revision taking in new information.

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	One of the [[Guilds]] of [[Ankh-Morpork]]. It appears as a location in the computer game [[Discworld Noir]]. It has a very crotchety doorman, who is both knowledgeable about ancient artifacts and not disposed to let people in unless they are signed in by an official member. The ~~guild~~ had a very secure section of vaults, where the priceless artifacts of ancient civilizations are stored away, never to see the light of day.		One of the [[Guilds]] of [[Ankh-Morpork]]. It appears as a location in the computer game [[Discworld Noir]]. It has a very crotchety doorman, who is both knowledgeable about ancient artifacts and not disposed to let people in unless they are signed in by an official member. The Guild had a very secure section of vaults, where the priceless artifacts of ancient civilizations are stored away, never to see the light of day.

	Known members:		Known members:

	* Miss [[Alice Band]]		* Miss [[Alice Band]];
	* [[Lorenzo Cronk]]		* [[Lorenzo Cronk]];
			* Mr Robinson, Guild Master;
	* [[Ilsa Vargberg]]		* [[Ilsa Vargberg]]

			The Guild is based at 27b [[By The Wall]], possibly a very apt location nearby a redundant section of city wall. Maybe the vaults are also a relic of the active city wall once having been here?

	[[Category:Guilds]]		[[Category:Guilds]]
	[[Category:Ankh-Morpork Businesses]]		[[Category:Ankh-Morpork Businesses]]

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