02-10-2008, 09:21 PM
I took some screenshots of the timeline viewable on the slide projector in the last room (with the flashlight in it)
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![[Image: blah2sp2.png]](http://img523.imageshack.us/img523/3087/blah2sp2.png)
I went through it all and wrote it down. It says something like:
1910: North Western Lead Mine opened.
12th Aug 1930: University of Copenhagen research suggests high local scuicide rates may be due to chemical deposites in the mine.
3rd Sep 1939: World War 2 breaks out.
1st Dec 1939: Part of the lead mine converted into British command bunker.
12th Aug 1945: WW2 ends.
15th Aug 1945: Commanding Officer [some name] report on ancient artefact discovered during routine maintanance
1952: North Western lead mine shut down.
1954: New lead and iron ope[something] opened on site of old mine.
1969: Malformed local fauna prompts assignment of Dr J Peters to the iron mine.
1970: Dr Peters discovers abnormally large species of grey rock worm.
24th Dec 1970: Mine worker Tom Redwood goes missing.
21st Aug 1972: Accident involving large scale deaths causesentire mining operation to be shut down - many bodies are never recovered.
19th Jan 1973 Archaic becomes aware of events in Greenland.
1st Apr 1973: Construction begins on Shelter research station on the site of the abandoned North Western Iron mine.
1975: Shelter construction complete. Key members include Overseer Bren Stafferson, chemist Troy Restenoesque (or something), and Translator Howard LeFresque.
1990: Shelter operations expand so secondary evacuation sites including Site B - Wonder (don't ask me, thats what it looks like) Cave.
12th Sep 1991: Troy Restenoesque replaced by Neil Oswald as As[something] Chemist of Site B.
20th Feb 1992 Site B closed due to hostile local fauna.
3rd Mar 2000: Primary Excavation uncovers Tuurnagait Tomb - excavation continues despite protest from Howard LeFresque.
27th Apr 2000: Investigation of Tuurngait Tomb scheduled by Cheif Overseer Wilbur Frisk.
Most interersting in bold. Odd things in italics
I hope I could help, and I'm sorry if it's been posted before.
Spoiler below!
I went through it all and wrote it down. It says something like:
1910: North Western Lead Mine opened.
12th Aug 1930: University of Copenhagen research suggests high local scuicide rates may be due to chemical deposites in the mine.
3rd Sep 1939: World War 2 breaks out.
1st Dec 1939: Part of the lead mine converted into British command bunker.
12th Aug 1945: WW2 ends.
15th Aug 1945: Commanding Officer [some name] report on ancient artefact discovered during routine maintanance
1952: North Western lead mine shut down.
1954: New lead and iron ope[something] opened on site of old mine.
1969: Malformed local fauna prompts assignment of Dr J Peters to the iron mine.
1970: Dr Peters discovers abnormally large species of grey rock worm.
24th Dec 1970: Mine worker Tom Redwood goes missing.
21st Aug 1972: Accident involving large scale deaths causesentire mining operation to be shut down - many bodies are never recovered.
19th Jan 1973 Archaic becomes aware of events in Greenland.
1st Apr 1973: Construction begins on Shelter research station on the site of the abandoned North Western Iron mine.
1975: Shelter construction complete. Key members include Overseer Bren Stafferson, chemist Troy Restenoesque (or something), and Translator Howard LeFresque.
1990: Shelter operations expand so secondary evacuation sites including Site B - Wonder (don't ask me, thats what it looks like) Cave.
12th Sep 1991: Troy Restenoesque replaced by Neil Oswald as As[something] Chemist of Site B.
20th Feb 1992 Site B closed due to hostile local fauna.
3rd Mar 2000: Primary Excavation uncovers Tuurnagait Tomb - excavation continues despite protest from Howard LeFresque.
27th Apr 2000: Investigation of Tuurngait Tomb scheduled by Cheif Overseer Wilbur Frisk.
Most interersting in bold. Odd things in italics
I hope I could help, and I'm sorry if it's been posted before.
