Xenoarchaeology is a form of archaeology concerned with the physical remains of past (but not necessarily extinct) alien cultures. The UNSC is known to have practiced Xenoarchaeology on various worlds occupied by the Forerunners in the past, such as Onyx. Known practitioners of xenoarchaeology include Dr. William Arthur Iqbal, Esko Korpijaakko, and Laszlo Sorvad. After the Human-Covenant war, many researchers from the universities of Edinburgh and Calcutta were hired by the Office of Naval Intelligence to investigate Forerunner relics.
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| - Xenoarchaeology is a form of archaeology concerned with the physical remains of past (but not necessarily extinct) alien cultures. The UNSC is known to have practiced Xenoarchaeology on various worlds occupied by the Forerunners in the past, such as Onyx. Known practitioners of xenoarchaeology include Dr. William Arthur Iqbal, Esko Korpijaakko, and Laszlo Sorvad. After the Human-Covenant war, many researchers from the universities of Edinburgh and Calcutta were hired by the Office of Naval Intelligence to investigate Forerunner relics.
- Xenoarchaeology is study of the past of alien cultures and civilizations. It involves the collection and study of alien artifacts and writings, and usually focuses on the examination of dead civilizations.
- Known xenoarchaeologists included the Rodian Suz Tanwa, the Brizzit Tzizvvt, the Sullustan Blibbie, and the Human doctors Anki Pace, Fasha Dansun, Angrail Ryhl, Henrietya Antilles, Garv Debble, and Milanda Vorgan. Dr. Shilaea Motacc, an experienced amateur in archaeology, was a professional of different sciences. The Kallidahin were considered xenoarchaeologists, though they only researched their own possible ancestors, the Eellayin.
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| - Xenoarchaeology is a form of archaeology concerned with the physical remains of past (but not necessarily extinct) alien cultures. The UNSC is known to have practiced Xenoarchaeology on various worlds occupied by the Forerunners in the past, such as Onyx. Known practitioners of xenoarchaeology include Dr. William Arthur Iqbal, Esko Korpijaakko, and Laszlo Sorvad. After the Human-Covenant war, many researchers from the universities of Edinburgh and Calcutta were hired by the Office of Naval Intelligence to investigate Forerunner relics.
- Xenoarchaeology is study of the past of alien cultures and civilizations. It involves the collection and study of alien artifacts and writings, and usually focuses on the examination of dead civilizations.
- Known xenoarchaeologists included the Rodian Suz Tanwa, the Brizzit Tzizvvt, the Sullustan Blibbie, and the Human doctors Anki Pace, Fasha Dansun, Angrail Ryhl, Henrietya Antilles, Garv Debble, and Milanda Vorgan. Dr. Shilaea Motacc, an experienced amateur in archaeology, was a professional of different sciences. The Kallidahin were considered xenoarchaeologists, though they only researched their own possible ancestors, the Eellayin. The worlds of the Gree Enclave were especially attractive to xenoarchaeologists, as they contained exotic artifacts and advanced technology since lost to the wider galaxy.
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