"Dr. Jones, what you look at?"
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- "It's taken us decades to get the artifacts on loan from the Biblioteca de los Indios in Spain. I think it was the European unrest that finally convinced them--safety, you know."
- ―Eduardo[src]
Eduardo worked at the Museo de las Pacificas in Buenos Aires. Wearing glasses, he stood nearly a head taller than his colleague, Professor Julio Huertas. In 1937, while the museum was closed to the public while they were preparing a set of artifacts for display, he showed Felipe Uribe around, but didn't pay attention to what Felipe was interested in. Later, he tried to provide assistance to Julio, and his companion Indiana Jones, but was unable to help much.