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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
| + | *You must add pages of at least 30 ql to the journal before you begin investigating to have a report written | ||
*To add report pages to the journal, activate a paper or papyrus sheet and right-click on the journal –> Add Report. | *To add report pages to the journal, activate a paper or papyrus sheet and right-click on the journal –> Add Report. | ||
*22 reports will fit into a single journal. | *22 reports will fit into a single journal. | ||
*Data will automatically record to reports as it is found via the archaeological investigation process. | *Data will automatically record to reports as it is found via the archaeological investigation process. | ||
*Once a report includes sufficient information, it can then be used at any time to locate the deed studied therein. | *Once a report includes sufficient information, it can then be used at any time to locate the deed studied therein. | ||
| + | *You do not need a pen, ink, or dye. | ||
Revision as of 22:25, 7 June 2018
Description
A journal with which to track archaeological findings and information.
Notes
- You must add pages of at least 30 ql to the journal before you begin investigating to have a report written
- To add report pages to the journal, activate a paper or papyrus sheet and right-click on the journal –> Add Report.
- 22 reports will fit into a single journal.
- Data will automatically record to reports as it is found via the archaeological investigation process.
- Once a report includes sufficient information, it can then be used at any time to locate the deed studied therein.
- You do not need a pen, ink, or dye.
