Tablet of Troy

The Tablet of Troy was an ancient stone tablet created sometime between the 13th and 12th century BC. Only pieces of it exist by the 21st century. 

First half
In the 19th century, archaeologist Nathan Davis found part of the tablet and hid it for reasons unknown. ("Modern Abyss")

By the early 21st century, that part of the tablet was in the hands of the Ravenwood University where a piece of it was stolen by an investor named Martin Groves as a tool for revenge against the University after having felt his investments were wasted. Later, Reese Hunter would discover Martin's plans of using the item to fraud an archaeological dig on his property and would fight Martin to get the piece back. ("Fragments")

Soon after, the project by the University, to study the tablet, was transferred to the Trinity Museum of Antiquities. When Reese found out about this, he went to the museum to return his piece. While there, he discovered two Arab brothers knew about the tablet and were after it as well. When the museum curator Leanna Boswell reassembled the piece with the rest of the tablet, both she and Reese learned the name of the tablet and that it mentioned Carthage. ("Modern Abyss")

Second half
Reese Hunter and Malik Atwell, while investigating the underground ruins of Ancient Carthage in Tunisia, discovered the second half of Tablet of Troy, which indicated descriptions such as "Death follows on a sword upon irons of Kings," and, "A weapon of power by Vulcan himself." Following the discovery, the tablet was broken tp pieces and lost by falling debris, forcing Reese to leave it in the rubble and escape with his life. ("The Die is Cast")