Harrison Jones and the Stones of Atum

As you enter the professor's study, you find the desk disappointingly empty. However, from a distance you can spot a piece of paper - a note that the doctor apparently left behind. Some remarks were hastily scribbled on it. The handwriting is scrawly and illegible, the inkwell is still open next to it. Everything looks as though the professor had hurriedly left the room - and just a short time ago. One doesn't normally rummage through other people's property, but this page exudes a strange fascination for you. Surprised, you find that the note seems to have been intended for you. An absolutely sensational find! Even if it initially seems small and inconspicuous, it can redefine the history of an entire civilization. Please forgive me, I had to set out right away to advance my research on site. I'm sure this is just the beginning of something much bigger! For a moment, you stare at the paper in bewilderment, until it sinks into your consciousness: Dr. Jones has gone in search alone again. But you don't want to be fobbed off with such a trivial excuse this time - not this time! But wait a minute... What is that scribbling on the edge of the note? Perhaps it wouldn't be a bad idea to rummage a bit more thoroughly through the professor's property!