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ActiveHall of the Ancients Diorama Exhibit Notes
These notes track exhibit concepts, artifact provenance, and diorama source material for the Hall of the Ancients.
Purpose
These notes track exhibit concepts, artifact provenance, and diorama source material for the Hall of the Ancients.
The Hall of the Ancients should teach visitors about ancient factions through physical evidence, recreated scenes, artifacts, preserved records, and interpretive displays.
Copperlings Exhibit: Copperling Mine Tunnel Historic Site
Source Site
- Site: Copperling Mine Tunnel Historic Site
- Coordinates:
-6012, 65, 827 - Location Record:
../Copperling_Mine_Tunnel_Historic_Site/Copperling_Mine_Tunnel_Historic_Site.md - Field Journal:
../../../03_IN_WORLD_ARCHIVES/01_Journal_Entries/Field_Journals/Copperling_Mine_Tunnel_Field_Journal.md - Register Entry:
../../../03_IN_WORLD_ARCHIVES/00_Hall_of_Records/National_Historic_Register.md
Exhibit Purpose
The Copperlings exhibit should use the Copperling Mine Tunnel Historic Site as its primary material source. This site provides physical proof of Copperling mining culture, copper reverence, drainage engineering, golem labor, and preserved worksite architecture.
Planned Display Elements
- Recreated oxidized copper path
- Copper grate drainage section
- Dripstone and copper ore vein scene
- Frozen Copper Golem work poses
- Recovered copper ore samples
- Sketch or map of the mine entrance
- Interpretive note explaining Andy's preservation decision
Provenance Note
All Copper Golems planned for the Hall of the Ancients Copperlings exhibit are sourced from the Copperling Mine Tunnel Historic Site unless later revised. Some blocks and artifacts recovered by Andy from the site may also be used in the exhibit.
The exhibit should make clear that the original site still exists and remains protected along the Grand Railway route. The Hall display is an interpretation and teaching aid, not a replacement for the preserved location.
Public-Safe Interpretation
The exhibit may publicly state:
- Andy discovered the site while surveying the Grand Railway.
- The site is now protected on The Forgelands National Historic Register.
- The Copperlings used Copper Golems as workers, assistants, or companions.
- The preserved ore veins suggest Copperlings respected copper as more than a resource.
- Andy preserved many golems and structural features in place.
Hidden Lore Restriction
Do not include the living Copper Golem reveal in public exhibit text unless the creator decides that reveal is ready.