Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Annual 2009 is a hardcover book published in 2008 by Pedigree Books in the United Kingdom. While mostly focusing on the fourth movie, the book retells the stories of all four theatrical films, and includes activities and puzzles based on the movies.
It was also sold bundled with the Indiana Jones Winter Activity Annual.
Contents[]
- Indiana Jones Timeline
- Indiana Jones Profile
- Marion Ravenwood Profile
- Harold Oxley (Ox) Profile
- Mutt Williams Profile
- George McHale (Mac) Profile
- Dr. Irina Spalko Profile
- Antonin Dovchenko Profile
- Raiders of the Lost Ark — Story
- Pattern Picker
- Secret Scramble
- Maze Muddle
- Crossword
- The Temple of Doom — Story
- Indy Quest
- Code Breaker
- Shadow Play
- Word Seeker
- The Last Crusade — Story
- Indy Door Hanger
- The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull — Story Part 1
- Spot the Difference
- Jones Jokes
- The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull — Story Part 2
- Answers
Appearances[]
Characters[]
- Amun-Ra (as "Ra")
- Anubis (Statue) (Pictured only)
- René Emile Belloq
- Phillip James Blumburtt (Pictured only)
- Marlon Brando
- Marcus Brody
- Cemetery Warrior (1)
- Cemetery Warrior (2)
- Lao Che
- Chinese Co-Pilot
- Chinese Pilot
- James Dean
- Herman Dietrich
- Dimitri
- Walter Donovan
- Antonin Dovchenko
- T. S. Eliot
- Sallah Mohammed Faisel el-Kahir
- Giant Sherpa
- Grail Knight
- God
- Adolf Hitler
- "Joe College"
- Anna Mary Jones
- Henry Walton Jones, Senior
- Indiana Jones
- Kali
- Chattar Lal (Pictured only)
- Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
- María (as "Mara")
- Merchant 1 (Pictured only)
- Merchant 2 (Pictured only)
- George McHale
- John Milton
- Francisco de Orellana
- Harold Oxley
- Mola Ram
- Ratty Nepalese (Pictured only)
- Abner Ravenwood
- Marion Ravenwood
- Richard
- "Roosevelt"
- Sacrifice Victim
- Satipo (Pictured only)
- Irina Spalko
- Elsa Schneider
- Willie Scott
- Short Round
- Zalim Singh
- Paul Smith
- Charles Stanforth
- Taylor
- Thuggee assassin
- Arnold Ernst Toht
- Unidentified Akator Russian (1)
- Unidentified Akator Russian (2)
- Pancho Villa
- Cave Warrior
- Colin Williams
- Mutt Williams
- Jimmy Wycroft
Artifacts[]
- Ark of the Covenant
- Chachapoyan Fertility Idol
- Cross of Coronado (Pictured only)
- Crystal Skull
- False Grail
- Grail tablet
- Headpiece to the Staff of Ra
- Holy Grail
- New Mexico specimen
- Peacock's Eye
- Richard's shield
- Sankara Stones
- Ten Commandments
Location[]
- Earth
- China
- Egypt
- Europe
- Hatay
- India
- Jerusalem
- Mexico
- Nepal
- South America
- Turkey
- Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
- United States of America
- Arnie's Diner
- Bedford station
- Chicago
- Indiana Jones' house (1957)
- Nevada
- Marshall College
- New York City (Pictured only)
- 225 Fifth Street (Pictured only)
- Roswell
- Washington DC (Pictured only)
- Mars
Miscellanea[]
- 1934 Duesenberg Auburn convertible
- Alligator
- Antidote
- Anubis Statue (Pictured only)
- Bantu Wind
- Bat
- Blood of Kali
- British Army
- Brotherhood of the Cruciform Sword
- Bullwhip
- Crocodile
- Dinosaur
- Dog (Pictured only) (Mannequin)
- Elephant
- Federal Bureau of Investigation
- Fedora
- Ford Tri-Motor Airplane
- Ghost
- Grail Diary
- Hangar 51 Escape
- Interdimensional beings
- The Jungle Chase
- Mannequin
- Mexican Revolution
- The Mine Car Chase
- Motorcycle
- Mouse
- Mummy
- Nazi
- Order of Lenin
- OSS
- Oxley's second letter
- Penguin
- Quicksand
- Refrigerator
- Rocket sled
- Royal Air Force
- Scarab (Pictured only)
- Scorpion (Pictured only)
- Siafu
- Snake
- Spider (Pictured only)
- Thuggee
- U-boat
- Ugha
- World lecture tour
- World War I
- World War II
- ZiL-485
Behind the scenes[]
The annual contains an abridged timeline of Indiana Jones's life. Focused mainly on the films, it does, however, reference events from the Expanded Adventures including the death of Anna Jones,[1] Indiana Jones's participation in the Mexican Revolution[2] and World War I,[3][4] and his time at the Sorbonne and London University.[5][6]
However, it erroneously notes that Jones attended the University of Chicago in 1918 when he wouldn't return from the war to US soil until 1919.[7] There is also a reference to his first romance with Marion Ravenwood in 1926 and joining Abner Ravenwood on a dig in Jerusalem that year. Sources conflict on whether the romance occurs in '26 or 1925.
Notes and references[]
- ↑ Indiana Jones: The Ultimate Guide
- ↑ The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles – "Young Indiana Jones and the Curse of the Jackal" → Spring Break Adventure
- ↑ The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles – "London, May 1916" → Love's Sweet Song
- ↑ The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles – "Young Indiana Jones and the Treasure of the Peacock's Eye" → Treasure of the Peacock's Eye
- ↑ Indiana Jones and the Peril at Delphi
- ↑ Indiana Jones and the Dance of the Giants
- ↑ The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles – "Young Indiana Jones: Travels with Father" → Winds of Change