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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
This cartouche has been carved on a vertical coverstone several thousands years ago imbedded in a wall located in the [[Abydos caves]] ({{ep|Stargate}}). | |||
== History == | == History == | ||
Several thousands of years ago, unbeknown to [[Ra]], people from [[Abydos]] carved this cartouche and hid it inside a [[Abydos caves|cave]] with explanation writtings in some other room's walls, mostly in the hope to find the [[Earth]] [[Stargate]] reopen one day ({{ep|Stargate}}). | |||
== Evolution == | == Evolution == | ||
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* The cartouche is [[logical deduction|supposed]] to be destroyed by [[Anubis]] when he attacked [[Abydos]] in [[2002]] ([[SG1]]: {{ep|Full Circle}}). | * The cartouche is [[logical deduction|supposed]] to be destroyed by [[Anubis]] when he attacked [[Abydos]] in [[2002]] ([[SG1]]: {{ep|Full Circle}}). | ||
* The symbols carved on the cartouche are different from the Earth [[Stargate]] ones. In the [[Stargate (film)|movie]], it has been said that the [[Abydos]] gate symbols are different from the Earth gate. This has been [[retcon]]ed in ''[[Stargate SG-1]]''; the symbols are identical on all [[Milky Way]] Stargates with the exception of the [[point of origin]].<ref name="canon">See [[Canon#Stargate, the movie canon|the section describing]] the differences between the movie and the series.</ref> | * The symbols carved on the cartouche are different from the Earth [[Stargate]] ones. In the [[Stargate (film)|movie]], it has been said that the [[Abydos]] gate symbols are different from the Earth gate. This has been [[w:retcon|retcon]]ed in ''[[Stargate SG-1]]''; the symbols are identical on all [[Milky Way]] Stargates with the exception of the [[point of origin]].<ref name="canon">See [[Canon#Stargate, the movie canon|the section describing]] the differences between the movie and the series.</ref> | ||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
* The [[Abydos cartouche chamber]], a huge cave with a lot of [[Stargate]] [[address]]es. | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
Latest revision as of 01:26, 25 July 2017
| Abydos cartouche | |
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| Type | Archeology |
| Place of origin | Abydos |
| Current status | Destroyed (along with the planet) |
| Out of Universe information | |
| First appearance | Stargate |
The Abydos cartouche was a specific cartouche on which was carved the Stargate address for Earth.
Overview
This cartouche has been carved on a vertical coverstone several thousands years ago imbedded in a wall located in the Abydos caves (Stargate).
History
Several thousands of years ago, unbeknown to Ra, people from Abydos carved this cartouche and hid it inside a cave with explanation writtings in some other room's walls, mostly in the hope to find the Earth Stargate reopen one day (Stargate).
Evolution
Stargate (1995)
When the recon team pass through the Stargate and reach Abydos, Doctor Daniel Jackson is unable to bring them back to Earth as he thought that he could find a writting with the coordinates like the cartouche found at Giza around the Abydos pyramid.
Later, Kawalsky shows Jackson what he found in the Abydos caves. The cartouche show the first six symbols, yet the seventh is missing because of the time erosion, preventing them to return home.
Notes
- The cartouche is supposed to be destroyed by Anubis when he attacked Abydos in 2002 (SG1: "Full Circle").
- The symbols carved on the cartouche are different from the Earth Stargate ones. In the movie, it has been said that the Abydos gate symbols are different from the Earth gate. This has been retconed in Stargate SG-1; the symbols are identical on all Milky Way Stargates with the exception of the point of origin.[1]
See also
- The Abydos cartouche chamber, a huge cave with a lot of Stargate addresses.
References
- ↑ See the section describing the differences between the movie and the series.