16-12-2023, 10:24 PM
(This post was last modified: 16-12-2023, 10:32 PM by Emlar Racta.)
ARCHAELOGICAL SITE KR-19
Settlement tomb
This site pertains to the resting place for the leaders and notables of Eshur'za village and the surrounding village. Its halls are lined with artisans, warriors and priests alike. The tomb remains restricted and under guard, and the intact valuables and offerings left behind have been contained and secured within the Preserver vaults.
The tomb serves as a place of veneration, both to individuals and the legacy left behind for the future Sith through their careers. Several statues are dedicated to kissai, zuguruks and several warriors figures. Cenotaphs occupy the first chamber, while the rest harbour more traditional graves.
A variety of artefacts were extracted, from some ancient spears, a heavily weathered and damaged panabas sword; to tools of artisans - burins, chisels and adzes. The notables among the extracted items from this site are:
KR-19-A1: Gold signet ring, decorated with a reddish-brown cornelian intaglio that depicts a hulking, muscular tuk'ata.
KR-19-B1: A bulky and large, copper-hued two-handed Sith sword. Shaped like a spadone. A short ricasso section sprawling above the hilt, which itself is marked by two sharp spikes on the sides, likely intended to cut and maim the hands of potential disarmers.
KR-19-B2: An elaborate misericorde dagger, its hilt made out of (tuk'ata) bone, wrapped with dark leather. Its blade an elongated and thin reflective silver.
KR-19-A2: A trio of small bells, smelted from aged bronze. They have a truncated cone shape with an oval cross-section. Imagery pans its outer shell, depictions of cowled Sith conducting a ritual as they are gathered around a large basin or a pool - seemingly summoning or conjuring up a great, hulking beast. Its form partially obscured by liquid dripping down its massive monstrous form. A lower row displays a male Kissai gesturing forward with a short spear, ushering forth the beast from the previous image: its form now unveiled to illustrate a ferocious terentatek.
KR-19-B3: A steel lamellar helmet designed for an ancient Sith warrior, its conical cap has a small circular opening atop with a removable ring for larger circumference that seemingly lets hair braids be pushed through, to stand out alike a plume.
KR-19-A3: A bellowing shyrack figurine, about a dozen inches tall, carved out of stone. Its appendages clasped to the top of its rock perch. The eyeless pest has its maw wide open, sharp and jagged teeth on display - a soundless scream captured in the statuette.
Settlement tomb
This site pertains to the resting place for the leaders and notables of Eshur'za village and the surrounding village. Its halls are lined with artisans, warriors and priests alike. The tomb remains restricted and under guard, and the intact valuables and offerings left behind have been contained and secured within the Preserver vaults.
The tomb serves as a place of veneration, both to individuals and the legacy left behind for the future Sith through their careers. Several statues are dedicated to kissai, zuguruks and several warriors figures. Cenotaphs occupy the first chamber, while the rest harbour more traditional graves.
A variety of artefacts were extracted, from some ancient spears, a heavily weathered and damaged panabas sword; to tools of artisans - burins, chisels and adzes. The notables among the extracted items from this site are:
KR-19-A1: Gold signet ring, decorated with a reddish-brown cornelian intaglio that depicts a hulking, muscular tuk'ata.
KR-19-B1: A bulky and large, copper-hued two-handed Sith sword. Shaped like a spadone. A short ricasso section sprawling above the hilt, which itself is marked by two sharp spikes on the sides, likely intended to cut and maim the hands of potential disarmers.
KR-19-B2: An elaborate misericorde dagger, its hilt made out of (tuk'ata) bone, wrapped with dark leather. Its blade an elongated and thin reflective silver.
KR-19-A2: A trio of small bells, smelted from aged bronze. They have a truncated cone shape with an oval cross-section. Imagery pans its outer shell, depictions of cowled Sith conducting a ritual as they are gathered around a large basin or a pool - seemingly summoning or conjuring up a great, hulking beast. Its form partially obscured by liquid dripping down its massive monstrous form. A lower row displays a male Kissai gesturing forward with a short spear, ushering forth the beast from the previous image: its form now unveiled to illustrate a ferocious terentatek.
KR-19-B3: A steel lamellar helmet designed for an ancient Sith warrior, its conical cap has a small circular opening atop with a removable ring for larger circumference that seemingly lets hair braids be pushed through, to stand out alike a plume.
KR-19-A3: A bellowing shyrack figurine, about a dozen inches tall, carved out of stone. Its appendages clasped to the top of its rock perch. The eyeless pest has its maw wide open, sharp and jagged teeth on display - a soundless scream captured in the statuette.