In the voluminous document brought by Morris, the only part related to that mysterious symbol was this brief section—and even there, the symbol was such an inconspicuous part of the material that the author of the document didn't spend any ink to interpret the symbol or the relief patterns surrounding it.
Duncan and Morris could only analyze based on the details presented by the manuscript's illustrations and preliminarily determined that the shattered cross surrounded by a hexagonal outline should be a religious emblem or scholarly symbol from the time of the Ancient Kingdom.
Duncan slowly closed the large book.
