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Courcle Excavation Journal No. 10

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Courcle Excavation Journal No. 10 [1]
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Let's collect the Courcle artifacts in this exploration journal. You will earn a special reward by filling the journal with artifacts.

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Courcle excavation diary Vol.10
All in-game book contents belong to devCAT Studio and Nexon America.

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You have completed the [Courcle Excavation Journal Vol. 10]!

Courcle excavation diary Vol.10

Courcle Excavation Journal Vol. 4

This is a collection book of ancient artifacts
that can be found in the Courcle areas.


[No. 01]
Courcle Terra Cotta Pot

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This clay pot used by the Coucle Natives is
suspected to have been made in the early modern period.
It is painted with bold colors, and is fairly well preserved.


[No. 02]
Courcle Terra Cotta Slab

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This clay slab is engraved with a geometrical pattern,
and was baked at a high temperature to preserve it.
Scholars expect it to be very helpful for
comparative studies about ancient hieroglyphs.


[No. 03]
Courcle Terra Cotta Doll

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This doll was excavated from the Courcle
area, and is made of special material that glistens
as if coated with glaze.


[No. 04]
Courcle Zebra

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This ancient statue of a Zebra
was carved out of stone and lime.
It appears to be a decoration
that fell off of a building.


[No. 05]
Courcle Pot Fragment

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Pieces of ancient inlaid pots such as this one
are commonly found in the Courcle areas,
it is archaeologically insignificant.