Indiana Jones and the Great Circle - How To Complete Seat of Eternity Mystery in Gizeh

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In , the Seat of Eternity Mystery is a fun puzzle located in the northern half of Gizeh. This is the largest open area that Indy explores, so make sure to grab the Gizeh map from Nuwal before embarking on exploration. Mysteries often provide useful rewards, such as money, artifacts, or upgrade items upon completion.

Mysteries are different from Adventures and often only get initiated by Indy himself when encountering a puzzle or unknown piece of documentation. It is well worth it to complete Fieldwork and Mysteries before progressing too far through the main story. However, starting this mystery is easier said than done, as it is located off the beaten path. Before you can begin solving this mystery, Indy must locate a sealed sarcophagus that can be found in a hidden underground location.

Start by heading northwest from the Sphinx Excavation site near the Cloud Atlas Mystery toward the train tracks. Follow the path until you reach a camp on a hill with three dogs, indicating you are in the right location. Stop and look around the hill to find square holes in the ground, one of which you will need to jump down inside. You can also use the sound of the whipcrack to scare off the dogs instead of fighting them.

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One of the holes down a set of stairs will be blocked off by wooden planks, rendering it inaccessible to Indy. The correct hole is just next to this hole, but make sure not to jump all the way down. Instead, drop onto the ledge halfway down the hole, allowing you to safely make your