News men and women from around the world crowded into the small conference room and waited for them to finish. As they mingled amongst themselves and discussed the new archeological find, the air was electrified with excitement, reminiscent of the previous Atlantis discovery years before. Javier Arista, the lead archeologist in charge of excavating Zeus’ great golden pyramid, paced nervously in a nearby room, reserved for his use prior to the conference. He walked to a large floor-to-ceiling window of the cramped hotel room and stared down at the busy main street that ran through town. Just a few days before, the small city of Nuuk seem lazy and quiet. Now, with world attention, the city’s population swelled to more than double in size, changing the city’s appearance overnight. As he watched the activity in the streets below, he caught his reflection in the window. He stood back and stared momentarily at his appearance. At five foot five, balding and slightly overweight, his late-fifties stature seemed unassuming and nothing like the Indiana Jones stereotype one would picture from someone of his accomplishments.
