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'''Esko Korpijaakko''' is an archaeologist in the team that dug up the [[Forerunner]] facility on [[Coral]] as part of the Orion Archaeological Expedition. He has a wife, [[Carrie Korpijaakko|Carrie]], and a son, [[Oscar Korpijaakko|Oscar]]. Before Coral's destruction, he wrote a [[Conversations_from_the_Universe#Letter_from_Coral|letter]] to his wife detailing his work.<ref>[[Conversations from the Universe]]</ref> | '''Esko Korpijaakko''' is an archaeologist in the team that dug up the [[Forerunner]] facility on [[Coral]] as part of the Orion Archaeological Expedition. He has a wife, [[Carrie Korpijaakko|Carrie]], and a son, [[Oscar Korpijaakko|Oscar]]. Before Coral's destruction, he wrote a [[Conversations_from_the_Universe#Letter_from_Coral|letter]] to his wife detailing his work.<ref>[[Conversations from the Universe]]</ref> | ||
==Trivia== | |||
*It might be worth noting that his name is clearly a Finnish one. Esko is a common man's name in Finland, while Korpijaakko is roughly translated from Finnish to English as "Woodjake", with "Korpi" being a word describing a forest and "Jaakko" being also a common Finnish man's name, which could be translated as "Jake" in English. | |||
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Revision as of 19:27, September 29, 2007
Template:Human Character Infobox Esko Korpijaakko is an archaeologist in the team that dug up the Forerunner facility on Coral as part of the Orion Archaeological Expedition. He has a wife, Carrie, and a son, Oscar. Before Coral's destruction, he wrote a letter to his wife detailing his work.[1]
Trivia
- It might be worth noting that his name is clearly a Finnish one. Esko is a common man's name in Finland, while Korpijaakko is roughly translated from Finnish to English as "Woodjake", with "Korpi" being a word describing a forest and "Jaakko" being also a common Finnish man's name, which could be translated as "Jake" in English.
