How to complete Lost Artifacts of Europe in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle

When exploring the Vatican in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, there are multiple mysteries for you to discover throughout the area. A notable one you’ll encounter is the Lost Artifacts of Europe, where you’ll need to track down five objects for this collection.

This is a tougher collection to complete while visiting the Vatican. We recommend returning to this collection after you complete the main story in this region, but you can work on it along the way. If you’re looking for a quick way to learn the locations of these artifacts, it doesn’t hurt to speak with Ernesto to see if he has an Exploration Book for you to purchase, revealing their locations. Still, the locations don’t make them easy to find. We’ll be covering how to find all Lost Artifacts of Europe, and how to get them in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle.

All Lost Artifacts of Europe locations in Indiana Jones

Indiana Jones is an archeologist who wants to make sure any ancient artifact or object discovered on his journey goes to the proper museum where the masses can study and appreciate it. The Lost Artifacts of Europe highlights five items hidden in the Vatican, and you’ll need to seek them out throughout the city. As you might imagine, these locations are tough to find, but if you speak with Ernesto, he has an Exploration Book you can purchase that shows their exact location. Unfortunately, these books don’t tell you how to find them, which is the real challenge.

Unlike the Ancient Artifact or The Secret of Giants collections, there are not too many that you have to track down to complete it. After you have them all, return them to Antonio, who can ensure they go to the proper place. This quest also doesn’t have a larger impact on The Great Circle main quest, but it’s a respectful nod to Indiana’s dedication to preserving history.

Here’s where you can find all five Lost Artifacts of Europe in Indiana Jones.

Artifact Location	Description	Image Location
Tower of Nicholas V	When you’re in the Tower of Nicholas V, proceed up the broken staircase rather than going down to explore the tomb beneath it. You’ll have to jump and climb to reach the top. When you do, you’ll discover a parade helmet on the ground.
Tower of Nicholas V Sewers	Underneath the Tower of Nicholas V is a sewer entrance. You can reach this from the main area. Head down, and rather than go down the gateway you have to explore for The Mad Priest quest, go to the left. Look for a sledgehammer, and use it on the wall behind the sleeping guard. Follow the pathway to reach the Bronze Mirror artifact.
Borgia Tower	For this artifact, ensure you have completed A Nun in Trouble to access the Borgia Tower. From here, make your way to the top of the tower into the room where Giuliana is being interrogated. From there, find a sledgehammer nearby and break down the wall in the room to reveal a secret passage and the Venus Statue.
Borgia Courtyard	In the Borgia Courtyard, there’s a door you can open leading you to a section of the Sistine Chapel. To the left of the door is a painting flipped upside down. Interact with the painting to flip it up properly, and it reveals a hidden gap where you’ll find the Golden Xiphos.
Via Di Belvedere	When you complete A Nun in Trouble, it opens up several areas for you to explore. One of this is the locked doors behind the Vatican’s garden, close to the pharmacy. In this room leading to the garden is a safe. The code for the safe is 7171, and you can recover the last item, a Drinking Horn.