"If it's there, I'll find it"

Dr. Alex Hawthorne, in his early to mid-30s, holds the distinguished honor of being among the first to receive a degree in Archaeology from the prestigious University of Doretchy. This achievement marked the beginning of an illustrious career that would see him venturing far beyond the hallowed halls of academia into the uncharted territories of the Giambi Archipelago.
 
The University of Doretchy, nestled in the heart of a region known for its rich history and cultural significance, had only recently established its Archaeology program when Hawthorne enrolled. Recognizing the potential for groundbreaking discoveries in the field, the university sought to attract bright, pioneering minds. Hawthorne, with his innate curiosity and passion for ancient civilizations, quickly rose to the challenge.
 
Under the tutelage of renowned scholars and explorers, Hawthorne excelled, demonstrating not only an aptitude for academic rigor but also a rare field intuition that set him apart from his peers. His thesis, which argued for a reevaluation of traditional interpretations of ancient Giambi cultures based on newly uncovered artifacts, received accolades for its insightful analysis and innovative approach.
 
Upon graduating, Dr. Hawthorne's transition from academia to fieldwork was driven by a desire to uncover the truths he had theorized in his studies. The University of Doretchy, proud of its role in nurturing his early career, continues to support his expeditions, eagerly awaiting the return of artifacts and knowledge that Hawthorne's adventures yield. His work not only contributes to the expanding field of archaeology but also enhances the university's reputation as a leading institution for research and exploration.
 
Dr. Hawthorne's achievements serve as an inspiration to current and future students at the University of Doretchy, embodying the spirit of discovery that lies at the heart of archaeological pursuit. His journey from a pioneering student to a renowned explorer underscores the importance of academic foundations in the quest to unravel the mysteries of the past.
 
Upon leaving the University of Doretchy, Dr. Alex Hawthorne embarked on a journey that would take his career into realms far beyond traditional archaeology. His initial expeditions, grounded in the pursuit of ancient civilizations within the Giambi Archipelago, soon unveiled hints of cultures deeply intertwined with the occult. Fascinated by these discoveries, Dr. Hawthorne found himself drawn to the shadows of history, where the lines between myth and reality blur.
 
This shift in focus marked a significant transformation in Hawthorne's career. No longer content with the mere relics of the past, he began to seek out the esoteric and the hidden, delving into mysteries that many of his academic peers shied away from. His expeditions grew bolder, venturing into forgotten temples, cursed tombs, and lost cities rumored to be steeped in dark magic and ancient rites.
 
Dr. Hawthorne's findings challenged the conventional understanding of the ancient world, revealing societies where magic and ritual played a central role in daily life and governance. He uncovered artifacts imbued with powers inexplicable by modern science, deciphered texts that spoke of summoning otherworldly entities, and mapped star alignments used in ancient ceremonies to harness cosmic energies.
 
As word of his discoveries spread, Dr. Hawthorne garnered a reputation as an archaeologist of the arcane, a seeker of the strange and unusual. His work attracted the attention of fellow researchers with similar interests, as well as societies and organizations dedicated to the study of the occult. However, this new path also brought challenges, including skepticism from the academic community and dangers inherent in meddling with forces long dormant.
 
Today, Dr. Hawthorne continues his quest, driven by a belief that understanding these occult-driven cultures can offer insights into humanity's universal search for meaning and power. Each artifact recovered, each site explored, adds to a growing body of evidence that the ancient world was far more complex and mystical than previously imagined. Armed with his plasma pistol, a symbol of the fusion of science and the supernatural, Dr. Hawthorne stands at the forefront of a new field of archaeology, one that seeks to illuminate the darkest corners of our past.

Age

mid 30s

Gender

Male

Eyes

Brown

Hair

Brown

Skin Tone/Pigmentation

Tanned

Height

5'9"

Weight

200 lbs