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In 47 BCE, the [[Siwa]]n [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] traveled through depots and overheard a conversation between two laborers. The two laborers talked about the unfair and cruel conditions they were working. Bayek asked who was in charge and one of the workers claimed it was a [[Rome|Roman]] engineer [[Vitruvius]] near the [[Aquaeductus Kyrenaike]]. Before he left to see Vitruvius, Bayek also found and looted a [[Treasure chest|chest]] at the depository.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' | In 47 BCE, the [[Siwa]]n [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] traveled through depots and overheard a conversation between two laborers. The two laborers talked about the unfair and cruel conditions they were working. Bayek asked who was in charge and one of the workers claimed it was a [[Rome|Roman]] engineer [[Vitruvius]] near the [[Aquaeductus Kyrenaike]]. Before he left to see Vitruvius, Bayek also found and looted a [[Treasure chest|chest]] at the depository.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]]'' – [[The Good Roman]]</ref> | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 00:36, 25 May 2026
The Lumber Depots was a lumber depository located in the southern part of the Green Mountains, Cyrenaica, Egypt.
History
In 47 BCE, the Siwan Medjay Bayek traveled through depots and overheard a conversation between two laborers. The two laborers talked about the unfair and cruel conditions they were working. Bayek asked who was in charge and one of the workers claimed it was a Roman engineer Vitruvius near the Aquaeductus Kyrenaike. Before he left to see Vitruvius, Bayek also found and looted a chest at the depository.[1]
Gallery
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A Roman soldier guarding the Lumber Depots
