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Doctor William Arthur Iqbal is a civilian scientist in the Department of Xenoarchaeological Studies in the University of Edinburgh. In 2553, after the end of the Human-Covenant war, he and many of his colleagues were hired by the Office of Naval Intelligence to study Forerunner relics discovered on various worlds such as Coral, Reach, Heian and most notably, The Artifact on Earth.

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  • Doctor William Arthur Iqbal is a civilian scientist in the Department of Xenoarchaeological Studies in the University of Edinburgh. In 2553, after the end of the Human-Covenant war, he and many of his colleagues were hired by the Office of Naval Intelligence to study Forerunner relics discovered on various worlds such as Coral, Reach, Heian and most notably, The Artifact on Earth.
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  • Doctor William Arthur Iqbal is a civilian scientist in the Department of Xenoarchaeological Studies in the University of Edinburgh. In 2553, after the end of the Human-Covenant war, he and many of his colleagues were hired by the Office of Naval Intelligence to study Forerunner relics discovered on various worlds such as Coral, Reach, Heian and most notably, The Artifact on Earth.
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