Where to put museum exhibits in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle comes up when you investigate the break in and theft. There are four exhibits to go back into their displays, and five spaces because one's been stolen - putting them back is the only way to identify what's been stolen.
However, unless you're really up on your cuneiform, or know your votive offerings from your Babylonian Tablets, it could all be a bit of a guessing game and leave you randomly placing things in slots hoping for a win. So here's what to do and where to put everything.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle museum exhibit locations
There are four exhibits in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle that need to be put back, from left to right, in this order:
- Bastet Statue (cat)
- Terracotta Relief (stone tablet)
- Funerary Mask (face)
- SPACE
- Ivory Case (white bird)
After picking your Indiana Jones and the Great Circle difficulty options this is likely the first challenge you'll face. There are some clues to help you work out where to put everything - Indy says the Bastet Statue is Egyptian, for example, and there are recognizable photos of Egypt in one display. While other displays have images and info that also technically help identify things. However mention of Ugaritic letters and locations like Ras Shamra are less helpful. Mention of one item coming from Iraq is only really useful if you're up to speed on the 1924 to 1959 version of the flag shown in the cabinet.
One you've worked out where to put it all/copied the answer above you'll discover the giant thief took a cat mummy Indy brought back from an excavation in Siwa (that later gets brought up again when you crack open the Indiana Jones Father and Son safe in the Vatican mission). This will kick of Indiana Jones and the Great Circle's main adventure and start the game proper, as you set out to find out why a dead cat is so important.
If you're looking for the PlayStation version then Indiana Jones and the Great Circle on PS5 is happening in Spring 2025.
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