As an avid fan with years of experience under my belt, I can confidently say that the Lost Artifacts of Europe in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle are the crown jewels of this captivating adventure. The thrill of the hunt, the intricate puzzles, and the exhilaration of discovery make these artifacts a true treasure for any Indiana Jones enthusiast.
In Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, some of the most exhilarating items you’ll find are the Missing Treasures of Old Europe.
Discovering these treasures requires you to solve mysteries and venture into new places. If you’re game, this guide will help lead the way!
How To Find All Lost Artifacts of Europe
The Indiana Jones and the Great Circle adventure offers a treasure hunt like no other.
Five distinctive European artifacts, each hard to find, are hidden within Vatican City. These elusive treasures pose a significant challenge.
Finding these artifacts takes exploring, solving puzzles, and a sharp eye for detail.
Here’s how to track down these hidden treasures and add them to your collection.
Parade Helmet
You’ll come across the Parade Helmet within the Tower of Nicholas V, however, accessing it requires progression through the primary storyline, specifically the quest titled “The Stolen Cat Mummy.
Task involves transferring wine into a compact container, revealing a concealed pathway, and navigating a set of steps leading downwards.
Rather than going down, look up and spot the broken sections of stairs above.
Using running jumps, cross the gaps and land on the solid segments to reach the artifact.
Initially, you may find the controls challenging, but don’t give up! Make your way to the top of the stairs and locate the Parade Helmet there.
Bronze Mirror
This artifact is in the sewers under the Tower of Nicholas V.
Head to this spot and search for a wooden platform near the Blackshirt.
Here, you can locate a tool designed for two hands (like a sledgehammer or a shovel). You’ll have to use it to break down a delicate wall that you’ll encounter within the tunnels.
After breaking through the wall, proceed along the newly exposed passageway and duck beneath the gratings to continue forward.
At the conclusion of this hidden trail lies the Bronze Mirror. If you keep your eyes open, you might just discover it with the help of your surroundings.
Golden Xiphos
The Golden Xiphos is tucked away on the lower floor of the Sistine Chapel.
You have two options to reach this location:
Search for a painting in one corner of the room that seems to be flipped upside down.
Rotate the painting to the correct position to trigger a hidden mechanism.
The painting slides over to show a secret niche where the Golden Xiphos is kept.
Drinking Horn
The Drinking Horn is part of the A Nun in Trouble quest, which kicks off when you chat with Gina.
Work through the story until you find the Museum Wing, close to the Apostolic Library.
Head to the Museum Wing and locate a storage room with a locked safe inside.
It might not seem like there’s anything obvious at first, but check out the lamp nearby.
Turning off the lamp triggers a display of code 7171 on a device close by. Enter this code onto the safe to retrieve the Drinking Horn.
Venus Figurine
Like the Drinking Horn, the Venus Figurine is part of the A Nun in Trouble quest.
Upon finishing your mission, you’ll make it to Borgia Tower where you must save Gina’s associate who has been abducted by a kidnapper.
After completing the rescue, investigate the area for a two-handed weapon.
Smash it against the cracked wall to uncover a hidden room filled with skeletal remains.
The Venus Statuette is placed among the remains. Later, you’ll get a key from Gina’s source, which will open another secret chamber containing the Father and Son enigma.
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2024-12-10 13:14