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Display case (Varrock Museum, number 8)
Display case
Released29 May 2007 (Update)
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LocationVarrock Museum
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ExamineA display model of the druid stone circle.
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A display case containing a model of a stone circle can be found on the 1st floor of the Varrock Museum. It is labelled as display number 8 of the museum's Timeline exhibit.

The display case can be studied in order to learn more about the subject matter that it portrays.

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Display number 8
4th Age - yr 1-200

Taverley is the site of the only known example of a surviving druidic stone circle, but the druids of Guthix speak of many others scattered across Gielinor in the past. Our best dating techniques place them in the 4th Age. The druids built them to worship Guthix all across the world. The Druids claim to be keeping watch for Guthix, keeping balance in the world.
Varrock Museum Dig Site & Timeline exhibits
Display cases
ground floor
1st floor
2nd floor
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