Runescape archaeology guide how to#

Study: Stained glass window above the altar in the Chapel area.Rewards: 26,666 Archaeology experience and 'Smoke Cloud' spell scroll (damaged).Rewards: 38,571 Archaeology experience and 'Animate Dead' spell scroll (damaged).Study: Enter the War table (Pylon may need to be active) and study the War Table.Rewards: 1,333 Archaeology experience, 1 Legionary gladius (damaged), and 10 Pylon batteries.Study: Outer Wall Debris along the Eastern wall by the entrance, near the Imperial steel cache.Rewards: 1,333 Archaeology experience and Zarosian training dunny (damaged).For the team to complete their research, however, you will need the appropriate level. Keep in mind that you only need to have access to a Research Team to study the area. There are 5 Research locations within the Main Fortress. Collecting Materials from these caches will also give you soil. In addition to Hotspots, there are 5 types of Caches located here. Within the Main Fortress section of Kharid-et, you can find the following 11 Hotspots:

Runescape archaeology guide how to#

For more information on how to complete Mysteries, please see the Mysteries Special Report. Doing so will earn you 900 Archaeology experience and access to the Main Fortress. It can be completed by clearing the Fortress door of sand and using a repaired Centurion's seal on the door to unlock it. This Mystery is called ' Breaking the Seal' and requires 12 Archaeology. There is only 1 Mystery which can be completed outside of Kharid-et. There are no Research locations in this section of Kharid-et. Collecting Materials from this cache will also give you soil. In addition to Hotspots, there is 1 type of Cache located here. The outside section of Kharid-et, you can find the following Hotspots: The sections below will give you details concerning each section of the dig site. There are a total of 6 different Cache types, 7 Research locations, and 8 Mysteries. It can be excavated starting at level 5 and its last Hotspots can be accessed at level 118. Kharid-et is a large dig site spanning several areas.