Sectional Directory

This listing enumerates the various sections, aisles and other storage areas meant to hold artifacts. Larger and more prominent sections with greater inventory or of special note have their own separate document files detailing them. Smaller aisles are named here and given a list of the artifacts they currently contain. code (Name, if applicable)

Culpeper-4103AS
Contains artifacts that incite unusual medical or physiological changes. Many of these artifacts have effects that would not normally correlate with the object or have little relation to formal medical practices.
 * Samuel Whittemore’s Musket
 * Charles Angibaud’s Mortar
 * Chandre Oram's Flag
 * Andreas Vesalius' Watering Can
 * Accordion from Kunstkamera

Smolensk-813JN
Artifacts located here can imbue people and objects with enhanced levels of strength and durability.
 * Damascus Forge
 * Nathan Coker's Apron
 * Fazal Din's Sword
 * Hermann Görner’s Barbell

Tantalus-Limos-B15
Each artifact causes different amounts of hunger and nutritional starvation to the victim.
 * Erysichthon of Thessaly’s Axe
 * Tarrare's Wooden Box
 * James Dinsmoor's Dinner Bell
 * Andreas Mihavecz’s Prison Cell
 * Frederick Hoelzel's Cutlery
 * Alexandre Étienne Choron’s Menu
 * Tantalus' Manacles
 * Adolphe Dugleres' Menu
 * Stanley Green’s Placard
 * Robert Atkins' Bathroom Scale

Morgan-395F
Artifacts that are able to aesthetically enrich the target subject or instill a great appreciation and understanding in the finer arts. Also, some are stored there due to their relation to the extravagance associated with wealth.
 * Sister Parish's Rose Brooch
 * Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ Double Eagle Gold Coin
 * Elizabeth Godfrey’s Trade Card
 * Emanuel Snowman's Fabergé Egg

Veritas-342J
Each artifact relates in some ways to the provenance and importance of truth.
 * Francis Tresham's Letter

Munchausen-905E
The sister aisle of Veritas, artifacts located here all play create lies, deception and stories. This includes the ability to alter facts, convince others of falsehoods and form tales from nothingness.
 * Sam Hide's Half Crown
 * Scheherazede's Bracelet

Eironeia-23D
Irony inciting artifacts that either have an effect opposite what is expected from their origin or eventually have their effects revert.
 * Robert de Shurland's Horse Skull
 * Garry Hoy's Window Pane
 * John Morales' McGruff Suit

Plutus-637D
Stores several artifacts that are related to geology, specifically mining and quality stones. It also houses artifacts that can affect wealth based upon gemstones and natural resources.
 * John D. Rockefeller's Bible
 * Robin Hood's Arrow
 * Vannoccio Biringuccio's Soldo
 * Ignacy Lukasiewicz's Hand Drill

Hofman-20195AA
Each artifact here has a history and effect relating to the cultivation, processing, or usage of drugs and related substances. Only agents who are not current or recovering addicts may enter, as they have a tendency to re-experience certain states while in the vicinity.
 * Lin Zexu's Trunk

Samson-2922J
Named for ancient behemoth of man able to perform immense feats of strength, all powered by the determination of his will and the performance of his muscles, powered by electrical impulses. Seemingly, electrical artifacts seem to congregate around this aisle in preference over others.
 * Ma Jun’s South Pointing Chariot
 * Michael Faraday's Magnetic Stones
 * Joan Feynman's Ski Pole
 * Roll of Rubber Electrical Tape

Chronos-29BTTF
Although most temporal artifacts are spread throughout the Warehouse, the more benign ones are grouped here. Their effect upon time for the most part is limited to the near immediate area, with no greatly harmful downside.
 * Peter Henlein's Egg
 * Lou Reed's Record Player
 * James Condliff's Skeleton Clock
 * Webb C. Ball’s Railroad Chronometer
 * Mayan Calendar

Danger Room
Mostly houses larger artifacts that love to be mobile and run wild. Unfortunately, each is extremely dangerous when loose, being either reckless or intentionally destructive. Extra precautions and security measures are required to hold the artifacts in place.
 * John Stapp’s Rocket Sled
 * Samuel Franklin Cody’s Kite
 * Byford Dolphin Diving Bell

Berserker-812CA
Grants the user with heightened combat skills and physical acuity. Many also imbue some form of intense rage or bloodlust in the user. A large proportion of these artifacts hail from ancient civilizations that valued fighting strength, while the rest derive from individuals that were more self-taught and unhinged.
 * Beowulf's Sword
 * Starkad's Norse Pendent
 * Windradyne’s Headband
 * Zog I's Pistol
 * William Wallace's Claymore
 * Shaka Zulu's Iklwa

Hubris-94M
Artifacts that instate large amounts of pride within the wielder.
 * Ronald Reagan’s Swim Trunks

Isolation Chambers
These artifacts have proved elusive and highly dangerous when unleashed. Some of them are near impossible to deactivate once started and are capable of causing mass destruction. For these reasons, they are held deep within the bowels of the Warehouse, and only senior agents have access. Each is held within a clear, chained cage separated from all other objects. If they threaten to activate, they are released into a specially created abyss.
 * Caucasian Eagle Automaton
 * Jar of Shiva

Alhazen-576H
Distorts light waves in various manners, creating unusual visual phenomenon.
 * Secondo Pia’s Flashbulb
 * Georges de la Tour’s Candle
 * Felice Beato's Flash Powder
 * Stagelight from the UFO Club
 * Red Eye Camera
 * Martha Clarke’s Kaleidoscope
 * Johannes Fabricius' Camera Obscura

Masquerade-074M
Consists of appearance altering artifacts that allow the user to disguise valuables in plain sight or make the user appear differently to onlookers.
 * Hua Mulan's Fan
 * Way Bandy's Tie Clip
 * Beau Brummell's Cravat

Fagin-AD556
Located nearby the Crime and Punishment Vault, artifacts that have banded together for their common trait - theft.
 * Herman Lamm’s Stopwatch
 * Kempton Bunton’s TV License
 * Captain Gallagher’s Sword Hilt
 * Thomas Blood’s Mallet

Aether-729W
The more unique and tricky artifacts to store, these have no physical form. Instead, they consist of memes, sayings, energy, computer code and other non-tangible concepts. Each has been placed in a specially designed storage unit to prevent escape.
 * Navigational Software from the Mars Climate Orbiter

Lethe-582V
Trips into this aisle are not usually well remembered, as it is host to forgetfulness, amnesia and mind-wiping artifacts. Loss of memories and possible brainwashing are a risk if artifacts are handled improperly while present.
 * Jane Bartholomew's "Lady Columbia" Torch
 * Lawrence Joseph Bader's Eyepatch
 * Kaspar Hauser's Knife

Sybaris-957R
Hedonism inducing artifacts, including overindulgence in negative acts such as wild partying, spending sprees, ignorance of social rules and valuation of self over others.
 * Hedda Hopper's Dictation Machine
 * Aimée Crocker's Hat and Fur Stole
 * Portrait of Dorian Gray
 * Las Vegas Strip Neon Signs

Gibraltar-836Y
A large atrium of sorts used to contain monuments and artifacts relating to them. It is not unusual to see statues and bridges situated next to petroglyphs and memorial plaques.
 * Bixi Stele
 * Rock Paintings from Saimaluu Tash
 * Roman Pig Statue

Cronkite-286Z
Personal effects and evidence from journalists are stored here, ranging from before the advent of newsprint to the modern prevalence of online articles.
 * Iris Chang's Pen
 * Don Bolles's Steering Wheel
 * Peter Shellem's Paper Weight
 * William Allen White's Notepad
 * Lisa Howard's Press Pass

Solomon-36H
Protective artifacts that defend the intended party from harm; many involve forming a barrier or removing the threat.
 * Barabbas' Cane
 * Peter Minuit’s Wampum
 * Hattori Hanzō’s Spear
 * Teresa of Avila's Bottle of Holy Water
 * Wire Spool from the Dingo Fence

Cambridge-908C
Originated its title from a ring of five Cold War spies who successfully penetrated British intelligence agencies. Artifacts that can infiltrate, enter or allow access to restricted or unreachable areas.
 * D. B. Cooper's Ripcord
 * Luis Marden’s Bamboo Fly Rod
 * Sophie Lyons' Gloves

Alexandria-487E/Athena-3021
One of several aisles to possess two different codes when referenced in the cataloging system. This surprisingly seems to calm the combined sum of artifact energies, as they each allows the user to gain large amounts of knowledge and insight.
 * James Smithson's Money
 * Khosrow I's Backgammon
 * Hugh Beaver’s Barstool

Sullivan-W966
Passed down through generations, each artifact is related to teaching or some form of education.
 * Anne Sullivan’s Doll
 * Asphyxiating Blackboard Erasers
 * Helen Keller's College Diploma
 * Helen Keller's Pencil
 * Marvin Hewitt’s Credentials
 * Mary McLeod Bethune's Cane

Ralston-127D
Ensures the user’s survival when faced with adverse conditions. Usually. Some survivor artifacts don’t necessarily make a situation better.
 * Sir Henry Wyatt's Stone Cat
 * Steve Brodie's Dummy
 * Nicholas Alkemade's Flight Sergeant Badge
 * Vesna Vulović's Flight Attendant Jacket
 * Juliane Koepcke's Seatbelt
 * Aron Ralston’s Pocketknife
 * Roy Sullivan's Hat
 * Giovanni Martino's Cavalry Trumpet
 * Crown Prince Sado's Sandals

Tell-23D
Contains artifacts that gives it's users extreme accuracy and marksmanship talents.
 * Steve Clemente's Knife Box
 * William Frank Carver's Glass Ball
 * Joseph Moir’s Token
 * Australian Boomerang

Hughes-777F
Artifacts which have their histories rooted in casinos and gambling.
 * Edward O. Thorp's Casino Chip
 * Ronald Dale Harris' Quarter Wrap
 * Charles Wells’ Roulette Wheel
 * Bloody "Bee" Playing Cards
 * Black Jake's Faro Table
 * Ashley Revell's Tuxedo
 * William Gordon-Cumming’s Baccarat Paddle
 * 1980 Pennsylvania Lottery Scandal Machine
 * Amarillo Slim’s Skillet

Mandrid-292Q
Contains artifacts that can be easily activated by minor touching, smelling, hearing, seeing or any other sensiotory interactions.

Nous-194R
Intelligence enhacing artifacts enjoy being within the company of similar modeled artifacts.
 * Ziryab's Oud
 * Socrates' Cup
 * Michel de Montaigne's Desk
 * George Dantzig's National Medal of Science Award

Korolev-956K
Artifacts which bear relations towards astronomy and space exploration.
 * Edmond Halley's Telescope
 * Wally Schirra’s Insignia Patches
 * Valeri Polyakov's Blood Pressure Cuff
 * Sputnik's Antenna
 * Vladislav Volkov’s Spacesuit
 * Valentin Bondarenko's Cotton Balls
 * Chuck Yeager's Broom Handle

Assorted
Miscellaneous aisles that lack a clear connection between the artifacts stored in it and various other sections undergoing renovations.
 * Graham-373N: Walter Potter's Taxidermy Knife
 * Tainos-57: Voice Changing Amber Cigar Holder
 * Electronics-9JP: Alliance Tenna-Scope TV Signal Booster
 * Fessenden-7M: Bob Johnstone's Microphone, Rush Limbaugh's Microphone
 * Production-92M: Brumberger Industrial Slide Projector, Cine-Kodak 8 Model 25 Camera
 * Venus de Milo-7RK: Ceramic Black Buffalo, Ceramic Figurine Collection
 * Echo-35R: Gerardus Mercator’s Globe, Mace from the House of Commons, Leendert Hasenbosch’s Tent, Charles Osborne's Water Cup
 * Thompson-E512: Gerolamo Cardano's Dice
 * Jean Nicot-9U: Golden Nugget Ashtray, Horse Cigarette Case, Lucky Strike Cigarette Tin
 * Adelaide-694G: Jar of Sand
 * Records-548H: Joe Girard’s Keys
 * Construction-B7T: John Henry's Sledge Hammer
 * Wedgewood-Davy95: Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Camera, Olympus SP 320 Camera
 * Bounarroti-811P: Marie Tussaud's Wax
 * Carpenter's Alley-6698: Metal Ram's Head Drawer Handle
 * Founders-59K3: R. H. Macy’s Clothes Hanger
 * Revolution-B2: The Types & Printing Press from the Type Riot of Toronto
 * Graham-373N: Walter Potter's Taxidermy Wire
 * Daejeon-2976TS: Ernest Smith’s Tommy Gun
 * Harmon-28V: Miyamoto Musashi’s Bokken
 * Townsend-78S: Martin Luther's Nails
 * Sutura-925O: Coco Chanel's Handbag
 * Miramar-34W: Angela Cavallo's Car Fender, Herodotus' Dish
 * Atlanta-36J: Metal Rooster Statue
 * Shine-007: Reflective Beach Umbrella
 * Inuksuk-95HWM: Simon Tookoome's Bullwhip
 * Branscomb-43G: Aeschylus' Turtle Shell
 * Graveyard: Saint Lucia's Skull

Specialized Areas
Some artifacts are used as equipment and are either not stored within a particular section or move around frequently due to heavy usage. Others can be found in place areas such as Felix's laboratory for research, Private Quarters for recreational use, the Restoration Parlor for frequent repairs or commonly with Agents in the field when not shelved.
 * Luigi Galvani's Scalpel (Felix's Laboratory)
 * Agatha Christie's Wedding Ring (Caretaker's Possession)
 * Aesop's Pendant (Field Use)
 * M.C. Escher's Mirror Ball (Escher Vault)
 * Tim Horton's Coffee Cup Tray (Private Quarters)
 * Charles Bowles' Flour Sack (Felix's Laboratory)
 * Oscar Reutersvärd’s Möbius Strip (Escher Vault)
 * Justus von Liebig's Mirror (Felix's Laboratory)
 * Mongol Paiza (Felix's Laboratory)
 * The Great Omani's Handcuffs (Felix's Laboratory)
 * Maurice Ward’s Extruder (Eureka)
 * Arthur Claude Darby's Rope (Zipline)
 * Watson Monitor (Van Doren's Brush Path)
 * Philibert Aspairt's Chartreuse-Glass Goggles (Escher Vault)
 * Yuri Gagarin's Hockey Puck (Suspension Chamber)

Unspecific
These artifacts have not been properly stored, are in process of relocating or have become lost or unaccountable within the inventory.
 * Where'd-It-Go Garden Gnome
 * Wild Bill Hickok's Playing Cards
 * Wooden Fence from Dealey Plaza
 * Jan Karski's Passport
 * "Urchin" Model Paperweight
 * Arthur Conan Doyle's Fairy Notebook
 * Christina the Astonishing's Thurible
 * Georgina Winthrop's Blue Porcelain Teapot
 * Lady Liberty Lighter
 * Lippershey-Janssen Telescope
 * Patrick Bohan’s Locker
 * Samuel J. Seymour’s Safety Pin
 * Siberian Jukebox
 * Thomas Jeckyll's Tool Rests
 * U.S.M.C Lighter
 * Brahan Seer’s Adder Stone
 * Seleucus of Seleucia's Scrolls
 * Tanaka Hisashige’s Karakuri Puppets
 * Chen Si's Motorbike
 * Sexist Pickle Jar
 * Bust of Zeus Xenios
 * Marie-Angélique Memmie Le Blanc's Bracelet
 * Nikita Zotov’s Alphabet Book
 * Neal Dow’s Bottle of Alcohol
 * Mary of Jesus of Agreda's Casket
 * Mark Antony's Roman Aquila
 * Seth Kinman’s Elkhorn Chair
 * Tirumalai Krishnamacharya Japa Mala
 * Caracalla's Bathing Amphora
 * John Flaxman's Casting Molds
 * Poppa Neutrino's Oar
 * Rob Roy MacGregor’s Bagpipes
 * Enrico Dandolo’s Bezoar
 * Death's Chess
 * Disastrous Bicycle
 * Anthony Salerno's Fedora
 * Lovely Bunch of Coconuts
 * Poker Alice's Playing Cards
 * Tycho Brahe's Prosthetic Noses
 * Shaka Zulu's Nkoka
 * Umbrella Man's Umbrella
 * The Trojan Horse
 * James Philip’s Riata
 * The Sword in the Stone
 * Sun Tzu's "The Art of War"
 * Fangs of Julunggul
 * Carl Wilhelm Siemens' Funeral Agreement

Empty Aisles
Sectors that currently contain no artifacts within them.
 * Lascaux-173F (Mostly French originated)
 * Bakersfield-43D
 * Mammon-207T (Greed)