Cicero's museum: Difference between revisions

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Museum on P4M-328, housing ancient artifacts unburied in years past. Included in the collection is a Stargate, a dial-home device based on diagrams (only pieces of the original unit were discovered), Serpent guard suits of armor, Horus guard helmets, and a partially depleted Goa'uld ark, housing a bomb.

One of the curators for the museum, Cicero, believed the "great ring" was a teleportation device. He has published papers on the subject, and had even written a book, but still his colleagues believed him to be a fraud. A night watchman for the museum was second-class security guard Jayem Saran.

KEY EPISODE

Bad Guys - Hoping to discover the Key to Infinite Treasure, SG-1 instead gates into a museum during a reception to which they were not invited.

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-Museum on [[P4M-328]], housing ancient artifacts unburied in years past. Included in the collection is a [[Stargate]], a [[dial-home device]] based on diagrams (only pieces of the original unit were discovered), [[Serpent guard]] suits of armor, [[Horus guard]] helmets, and a partially depleted [[Goa'uld Ark]], housing a bomb.
+Museum on [[P4M-328]], housing ancient artifacts unburied in years past. Included in the collection is a [[Stargate]], a [[dial-home device]] based on diagrams (only pieces of the original unit were discovered), [[Serpent guard]] suits of armor, [[Horus guard]] helmets, and a partially depleted [[Goa'uld ark]], housing a bomb.
 One of the curators for the museum, [[Cicero]], believed the "great ring" was a teleportation device. He has published papers on the subject, and had even written a book, but still his colleagues believed him to be a fraud. A night watchman for the museum was second-class security guard [[Jayem Saran]].