Museum of Humanity
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The Museum of Humanity is a large museum, dedicated to the celebration of the history of the human race - with elements of focus on its survival during the Human-Covenant War.[1]
Exhibits[edit]
2558[edit]
- The painting 'Believe' by Anaru Kawiti[2]
2610[edit]
Model room[edit]
The museum contained the following exhibits in a room dedicated to models and dioramas:
- The John-117 Monument[1]
- A M808C Scorpion model[1]
- A "Saturn V"-like rocket[1]
Weapon room[edit]
The museum contained at least the following exhibits in a room filled with weapons and other war relics:
- 4 M6 series weapons[3]
- 2 SRS99D-S2 AM sniper rifle[3]
- 1 M7 SMG[3]
- 1 Type-25 plasma pistol[3]
- 1 Vostu-pattern carbine[3]
- 5 Paegaas Workshop Spiker
- A damaged Jiralhanae War Chieftain headdress.[3]
- A M12 Warthog[3]
- A M808C Scorpion[3]
- 1 M90A shotgun[3]
- 1 MA5C assault rifle[3]
- 1 Type-33 needler[3]
- 1 CH252 helmet[3]
History[edit]
Postwar[edit]
The Museum of Humanity had been built by early 2558. Benjamin Giraud intended to one day donate his collection of audio recordings from the Fall of Reach to the museum.[2]
Distant future[edit]
In 2607, the John-117 Monument begun construction for the Museum, to commemorate the Spartan's service to mankind. It was completed in 2610.[1] The Museum was also the site of interviews of retired soldiers, including Pawel Czernek,[4] Roland Huffman, and Tomas Navarro.[3]
On January 15, 2610, a package of artifacts assembled from the Fall of Reach was sent from the Epsilon Eridani system to the museum. This included Dr. Catherine Halsey's personal journal and a 1:53 scale replica of memorial statue of SPARTAN NOBLE Team in Hősök tere in New Alexandria. The package was intended for the curator of the museum, Ms. Bjarne.[5]
List of appearances[edit]
- Believe (First appearance)
- Halo: 'Ghosts & Glass' by B. Giraud (Mentioned only)
Sources[edit]
- ^ a b c d e YouTube - Halo Media Timeline, Making of the John 117 Monument: "Begun three years ago, in 2607"
- ^ a b Halo: 'Ghosts & Glass' by B. Giraud
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m YouTube - Spartan117ofHalo3, Halo: 3 Belive: Enemy Weapon
- ^ YouTube - Halo Media Timeline, {{{VideoName}}}
- ^ Halo: Reach Legendary Edition, Letter
