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The Baghdad Conservatory is a music conservatory in Baghdad, Iraq . Hanna Petros founded the institution in 1936. [1] The conservatory has produced such famous oud players as Munir Bashir and Jamil Bashir, Salman Shukur and Ghanim Haddad.
Oct 7, 2023 · A Life's Work is the Observatory Tale of Baghdad in Assassin's Creed Mirage (AC Mirage). Read on for a walkthrough and to learn the rewards and location of A Life's Work. List of Contents. Walkthrough.
How 9th century Baghdad revived astronomy. It was the House of Wisdom which attracted the best minds of the time and brought them under one roof. That's how the magic began.
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- A Life's Work Walkthrough
- How to Find All 3 Page Locations
- Page One Location
- Page Two Location
- Page Three Location
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A Life's Work Walkthrough
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A Life's Work is part of the Tales of Baghdad Side Quest series and can be found near the Observatory in the northwestern end of the Abbasiyah district in Assassin's Creed Mirage. The A Life's Work tale will see you helping a dying scholar who has misplaced three all-important pages of work that represent his life's work.
This Tale of Baghdad walkthrough will detail everything you need to know about finding all three missing page locations scattered about the area surrounding the Observatory.
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•A Life's Work Reward: 1 Skill Point
In the northwestern end of Abbasiyah, you will find a synchronization point at the Observatory; at the base of this building, you will find a man sitting on a bench with a small icon above him.
Speak to the man to begin the A Life's Work Tale of Baghdad.
After talking to the ailing scholar, he will ask you to fetch a treatise from the House of Wisdom and his son, whom he wishes to make amends. Help him over to a nearby bench and begin your search for his work.
There are three treatise pages to find and return, all of which have blown somewhere around the Observatory. Continue below to find all missing pages, or click the links below to jump to a particular page location.
•Page One Location
•Page Two Location
•Page Three Location
The first can be found on the roof of a nearby building. Scale the building, but as you get close to grab it, it will fly off.
Chase after the blowing page, around a nearby corner, and you will see it land at the top of another building, accessible via the attached stairway.
The second page can be found near the top of the Observatory. From the sync point, don’t jump down to the street. Instead, walk around the dome that the sync point is connected to, and you will see an astronomy device and table opposite the perch you stand on.
Alternatively, you can reach this point by climbing around the side of the building, using some bookshelves to get past the spiked posts.
The last page can be found inside the observatory, on a desk on the second floor. To get inside, you will need to unbar the door. To do this, head around to the back of the building, where you can find a shelf you can move.
Shift the shelf as far to the right as possible; this will allow you the perfect angle to look through the nearby window and use a throwing knife on the block that bars the door.
With all three pages reclaimed, head back to where you left the man to find a sad scene playing out.
You can either tell the son the truth or comfort him; the choice is yours. Regardless of your choice, the tale will be completed after the exchange.
Jan 29, 2020 · Jamil Bashir, who was born in Mosul in 1921, was one of the first students in 1936 at the conservatory that Şerif Muhiddin had established in Baghdad. While Jamil had also been taking lessons simultaneously from the great violin teacher, Sandu Albu (1897-1978), he showed great development in a short time on the oud.
Oct 6, 2023 · “A Life’s Work” is a Tale of Baghdad (that’s what Assassin’s Creed Mirage calls side quests) in the Abbasiyah district. You’re tasked with helping a scholar assemble his life’s work. You know...
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