Clearly, as this was a formal archaeological activity, Leonard and his team could not obtain any treasures unearthed here, nor could they acquire much wealth.
For Leonard Ethan, he ended up losing a decent sum of money in this archaeological opportunity:
The moment the stele was excavated, recognizing there would be no further safety issues, Leonard had Fairmont dismantle the two expensive pistols they had bought and toss them into the Nile River.
Of course, this doesn't mean that Leonard and his team gained nothing from this archaeological activity. During the inspection by the dignitaries, the main participants in the archaeology received an invitation from Egypt's side.
"We are delighted for all you have done for Egyptian archaeology." A middle-aged man shook hands with Leonard and said at a handover ceremony held in Cairo, the capital of Egypt, three days later on a weekend.
