Glyphed Parchment - Revision history

The Poet at 13:56, 31 December 2012

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Tombraidergirl at 08:31, 12 September 2007

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Tombraidergirl at 08:30, 12 September 2007

2007-09-12T08:30:10Z

Tombraidergirl: New page: Glyphed Parchment The '''Glyphed Parchment''' is an item in the mobile game The Osiris Codex. ==Description== This fragment of parchm...

2007-09-12T08:25:56Z

New page: Glyphed Parchment The '''Glyphed Parchment''' is an item in the mobile game The Osiris Codex. ==Description== This fragment of parchm...

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[[Image:Glyphedparchment.jpg|thumb|100px|right|Glyphed Parchment]]
The '''Glyphed Parchment''' is an item in the mobile game [[The Osiris Codex]].

==Description==
This fragment of parchment shows a glyph of a yew tree. This was believed to be the ''tree of life'' by the ancient Egyptians (although conversely, its poisonous leaves also endowed it with connotations of death). On the reverse Lara discovers these diagrammatic markings: . Interpreting the marking implies that "solving the puzzle of the moving platforms is reliant on moving the top platform first."

[[Category:The Osiris Codex]]

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−	This fragment of parchment shows a glyph of a yew tree. This was believed to be the ''tree of life'' by the ancient Egyptians (although conversely, its poisonous leaves also endowed it with connotations of death). On the reverse Lara discovers these diagrammatic markings: . Interpreting the marking implies that "solving the puzzle of the moving platforms is reliant on moving the top platform first." <ref>http://www.eidos.co.uk/mobile/tombraider/osiris/codes.html</ref>	+	This fragment of parchment shows a glyph of a yew tree. This was believed to be the ''tree of life'' by the ancient Egyptians (although conversely, its poisonous leaves also endowed it with connotations of death). On the reverse Lara discovers these diagrammatic markings: . Interpreting the marking implies that "solving the puzzle of the moving platforms is reliant on moving the top platform first." <ref>http://www.eidos.co.uk/mobile/tombraider/osiris/codes.html Retrieved on 12th Sep 2007</ref>

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−	This fragment of parchment shows a glyph of a yew tree. This was believed to be the ''tree of life'' by the ancient Egyptians (although conversely, its poisonous leaves also endowed it with connotations of death). On the reverse Lara discovers these diagrammatic markings: . Interpreting the marking implies that "solving the puzzle of the moving platforms is reliant on moving the top platform first." <ref>http://www.eidos.co.uk/mobile/tombraider/osiris/~~index~~.html</ref>	+	This fragment of parchment shows a glyph of a yew tree. This was believed to be the ''tree of life'' by the ancient Egyptians (although conversely, its poisonous leaves also endowed it with connotations of death). On the reverse Lara discovers these diagrammatic markings: . Interpreting the marking implies that "solving the puzzle of the moving platforms is reliant on moving the top platform first." <ref>http://www.eidos.co.uk/mobile/tombraider/osiris/codes.html</ref>

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 ==Description==
-This fragment of parchment shows a glyph of a yew tree. This was believed to be the ''tree of life'' by the ancient Egyptians (although conversely, its poisonous leaves also endowed it with connotations of death). On the reverse Lara discovers these diagrammatic markings: . Interpreting the marking implies that "solving the puzzle of the moving platforms is reliant on moving the top platform first."
+This fragment of parchment shows a glyph of a yew tree. This was believed to be the ''tree of life'' by the ancient Egyptians (although conversely, its poisonous leaves also endowed it with connotations of death). On the reverse Lara discovers these diagrammatic markings: . Interpreting the marking implies that "solving the puzzle of the moving platforms is reliant on moving the top platform first." <ref>http://www.eidos.co.uk/mobile/tombraider/osiris/index.html</ref>
 [[Category:The Osiris Codex]]