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Egypt 1156 B.C. Tomb of the Pharaoh Hints
Where is this item hidden?
1 of 11: The answer can be found shown on a map.
2 of 11: You already have the map in inventory.
3 of 11: Examine the document you pulled out of the Senet board drawer.
4 of 11: Notice the dot that is circled. The item you need is in the base of that column.
5 of 11: The door you entered is on the right side of this map, in the center of the second and third larger columns from top to bottom.
6 of 11: The map is incomplete, however. Some of the columns are missing from the drawing.
7 of 11: It appears the artist began counting the columns after the statue, which sits two steps inward from Aamerout's position.
8 of 11: A priest is standing at the other end of the temple (directly opposite from Aamerout). The artist counted the row of columns near the priest as the farthest one on the left.
9 of 11: The next hint gives you exact directions to the column.
10 of 11: Enter the temple and turn around so that Aamerout is at your back. Walk 8 paces straight ahead until you bump into the priest. Turn right and take 2 steps forward. You are facing a wall. Turn to your right and make one step. Look at the base of the column to your right. A rock is missing, forming an indention. Pick up the item from the indention.
11 of 11: I have drawn a better map which shows the location of the column. See below.
