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October 3rd, 2010
The Salarian Institute for Exo-Archeological Research announced today that the latest addition to its museum is now open to the public. “Our new ‘Lost to the Ashes’ wing is devoted to sapient races destroyed by nuclear war,” said institute director Narid Jarwinar. “So far, we know of six species in the galaxy whose history has been devastated by the fires of atomic Armageddon. Entire civilizations once flourished, rose to great heights of scientific advancement, and then destroyed themselves over disagreements we can often only speculate about.” The museum’s new exhibit specializes in preserving artifacts of those lost races in an effort to shed light on their history. “Who knows what these races might have offered the galaxy? By carefully analyzing the remnants of these cultures, we may yet decipher a nugget of knowledge that puts a face to these unknown people.”
Tags: Lost to the Ashes, Narid Jarwinar, Salarian Institute for Exo-Archeological Research
October 3rd, 2010
The Salarian Institute for Exo-Archeological Research announced today that the latest addition to its museum is now open to the public. “Our new ‘Lost to the Ashes’ wing is devoted to sapient races destroyed by nuclear war,” said institute director Narid Jarwinar. “So far, we know of six species in the galaxy whose history has been devastated by the fires of atomic Armageddon. Entire civilizations once flourished, rose to great heights of scientific advancement, and then destroyed themselves over disagreements we can often only speculate about.” The museum’s new exhibit specializes in preserving artifacts of those lost races in an effort to shed light on their history. “Who knows what these races might have offered the galaxy? By carefully analyzing the remnants of these cultures, we may yet decipher a nugget of knowledge that puts a face to these unknown people.”
Tags: Lost to the Ashes, Narid Jarwinar, Salarian Institute for Exo-Archeological Research