All Stelae Locations (Belongs In A Museum) In Indiana Jones And The Great Circle

As an enthusiast, I can’t help but share my insights on unraveling the mysteries hidden within the sands of Giza in “Indiana Jones and the Great Circle”. Embarking on the thrilling main adventure titled ‘The Idol of Ra’ and the related fieldwork quest ‘Sanctuary of the Guardians’, you’ll be hot on the trail of one of several enigmatic stone tablets known as Stelae, which the elusive Voss is in pursuit of. But fear not! A secondary Stelae List will aid you in your quest to discover all ten missing Stelae, in a captivating Discovery mission called ‘Belongs in a Museum’. Should you find yourself breathless and weary as you traverse the desert searching for all hidden Stelae locations in Giza, this guide will walk you through how to complete ‘Belongs in a Museum’ and provide you with a smoother path to finding all Stelae.

Finishing ‘Belongs in a Museum’ not only grants you some delightful perks, such as the ‘It Belongs in a Museum!’ achievement, which recalls the famous line from the Indiana Jones movies, an additional Artifact for your collection, and more. But remember, to gather all Stelae, you need to accomplish multiple Gizeh-related missions first.

First Stelae List Locations In Gizeh

In the initial stage of ‘The Idol of Ra’ mission, your task is limited to discovering four specific Stelae for Nawal. Among these, you’ll also need to locate the Protector Stele. A list called “The First Stelae List” provided by Nawal and a map of “Gizeh” offer some guidance on the first six locations in Gizeh where the Stelae can be found, as outlined below.

Stele One – Light Stele (Tomb Of Kwentkawas)

In the adventure known as “Indiana Jones and the Great Circle,” you can take the artifact called the Light Stele for the quest named ‘Secret of the Queen Mother’. To begin this quest, travel south towards the tent situated before the Funerary Temples of Kwentkawas. There, have a conversation with Professor Omar. Venture into the Temple of Kwentkawas Digsite close by until you reach the elevator that requires power. Activate the elevator’s power source and then take the elevator to its lowest level. Follow the path on the bottom floor to come across an Ancient Egyptian mural on the wall as well as the Tomb of Khentkawes I Stone Glyph puzzle. To solve this puzzle, collect three round stones from the ground and arrange them in the mural according to the following sequence:

Top – Bird
Middle – Snake
Bottom – Fish

Rotate to observe a radiant ring of light now casting shadows onto the wall opposite the mural. Crush it into pieces and proceed indoors, where you’ll discover a narrow passageway. Crawl through this passageway to access the “Light Stele” hidden within a covert compartment, nestled in a small hidden room.

To find Stelae more discreetly, consider wearing a disguise to avoid unnecessary issues with guards. A Digsite Worker outfit or a Wermacht uniform are suitable options. Just be aware that officers might notice you if you come too near.

Stele Two – Giant Stele (East Of The Sphinx)

To find the massive stone monument known as the “Giant Stele”, head in an easterly direction beyond the Sphinx. You’ll notice a hole, much like the one depicted in your guide. Drop into it using your trusty whip. Inside, light up the wooden obstruction with your lighter to uncover a narrow passageway. To traverse this space, crouch down and make your way through it. On the other side, you’ll find the “Giant Stele” resting atop a pile of ancient bones.

Stele Three – Protector Stele (Beneath The Sphinx – ‘Sanctuary of the Guardians’ Quest)

At the conclusion of the ‘Sanctuary of the Guardians’ quest led by Gina in the temple beneath the Sphinx, you will stumble upon the ‘Protector Stele’. Following your encounters with scorpions and solving the last light mirror riddle, simply pick up the Protector Stele from the stone podium as you leave the sanctuary, as shown in the image provided.

Stele Four – Sebek Stele (West Of The Village)

To acquire the Sebek Stele, make your way to the Nazi Leisure Area located west of Gizeh Village. Look for a hidden chamber in the sandy surroundings. Use a hammer to clear the entrance and set fire to the wooden obstacle inside using your lighter. This will lead you to a large room with a deadly spiked pit below. Carefully descend the hole using your whip, then jump onto the small ledge and pull the handle to open the gate above. The video provided demonstrates how to use your whip to ascend back up the hole and retrieve the Sebek Stele hidden behind that gate.

Stele Five – Victory Stele (South Of The Mortuary Temple Ruins)

The Victory Stele is located to the south of the Mortuary Temple Ruins, as shown on the map above. Go through the open doorway and leap over the scorpions before making your way through a narrow passageway into a small chamber where you’ll find the Victory Stele.

You can also scare the scorpions away by swiping at them with a lit torch.

Stele Six – Harvest Stele (Nazi Vehicle Garage)

You’ll discover the Harvest Stele hidden within the Nazi Vehicle Garage situated west of the Sphinx. More precisely, it is kept secure inside the lockbox at the rear of a truck in the Gizeh garage, which you can unlock with the code 0805.

Second Stelae List Locations In Gizeh

After managing your escape from the Nazi Compound, locate Nawal’s delivery boy in the Gizeh Worker’s Area, near his distinctive blue tent. Deliver the Stelae you discovered to him and receive the Second Stelae List as a reward. This list will provide some hints about the whereabouts of the remaining four Stelae, as detailed below:

1. The first hint points towards the Great Sphinx’s eastern paw; search for the stele there.
2. The second clue directs you to the Valley Temple’s entrance, where another stele lies hidden.
3. The third hint suggests that the third stele is located near the Great Pyramid’s northern side.
4. The final clue indicates that the fourth stele can be found atop the highest point of the plateau overlooking the three pyramids.

Stele Seven – Death Stele (Sphinx Temple Ruins)

As a gamer, I stumbled upon the ancient Death Stele hidden within the ruins east of the majestic Sphinx. The entrance is marked by stone pillars, and a quick glance at the images above should help you find it. Inside, I discovered a clever trick to perform a double-jump that allows me to reach the Death Stele. To get back, you’ll need to replicate the same maneuver. A video below demonstrates this helpful move for your gaming journey.

Stele Eight – Ra Stele (Khafre Excavation Site)

As an enthusiastic explorer, I discovered the intriguing Ra Stele nestled within the Khafre Excavation Site, situated to the west of Giza. Upon entering through the doorway on the left (as depicted above), you’ll notice a concealed area in the wall. Use your lighter to ignite any nearby wood and burn it away, creating a passageway for climbing through. Once you’ve made your way through, yank the chain close by to open the gate that lies ahead. Inside this chamber, you’ll come across a colossal hole, perfect for swinging across using your trusty whip. Swing first to a side ledge, then leap to the next one where the Ra Stele awaits on the ground in a secluded room.

Stele Nine – Construction Stele (Gizeh Village – ‘A Savage Predicament’ Quest)

To acquire the ‘Construction Stele’, help Professor Savage rescue his son who’s in trouble during the side quest named ‘A Savage Predicament’ at the Gizeh excavation site. After successfully completing the quest, return to Professor Savage in the Gizeh Village. The quest will begin when you talk to Professor Savage in the village and you’ll receive the Construction Stele as a reward upon completion.

Stele Ten – Amon Stele (Nazi Compound)

To conclude, you’ll discover the Amon Stele hidden within a secure storage space atop the Nazi Compound, a well-protected zone. Thankfully, you can gain entry to this room via an exterior window marked with white paint from within the main building. Once you’ve dealt with the two patrolling guards, climb onto the circular metal structure coated in white paint and use it as a swing to get onto the wooden scaffold. From there, you can easily and safely grab the Amon Stele from a shelf inside the storage room without needing the Wehrmacht Key or Disguise, as demonstrated in the video below.

Completing Belongs In A Museum & Quest Rewards

Your goal is to hand over the Stelae you’ve gathered to Nawal’s messenger, exactly where we were last time, within the Gizeh Worker’s Area. Upon arrival, put all the Stele inside the wooden crate to finish ‘Belongs in a Museum.’ As a bonus for your work, the delivery boy will give you an Ancient Relic from Nawal. Soon after, you’ll also gain the ‘It Belongs in a Museum!’ achievement for your hard work.

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