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The '''Noki capsule''' is the name given to a 4,326 year old [[w:Time_capsule|time capsule]], which was discovered in the Hadheri suburb of [[Chekearoa]] in 2012.

== "Noki" ==

== ''Noki'' ==

All of the information known about the author of the Noki capsule, the eponymous ''Noki'', comes from the content of the Noki capsule itself and remnants of the records of the [[Azimogian]]. According to the records of the Azimogian, the author, hitherto referred to as Noki, was born on the 13th of Okotzemer, in the year 2302 BCE, or in the [placeholder] calender on [date]. Noki lived in ancient Chekearoa, though the precise location of his residence is unknown. Noki died at the age of approximately sixty years old. Their cause of death ~~is unknown~~.

All of the information known about the author of the Noki capsule, the eponymous ''Noki'', comes from the content of the Noki capsule itself and remnants of the records of the [[Azimogian]]. According to the records of the Azimogian, the author, hitherto referred to as Noki, was born on the 13th of Okotzemer, in the year 2302 BCE, or in the [placeholder] calender on [date]. Noki lived in ancient Chekearoa, though the precise location of his residence is unknown. Noki died at the age of approximately sixty years old. Their cause of death was not recorded at his death, unlike most who died at that time.

Noki was a blacksmith.

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 The '''Noki capsule''' is the name given to a 4,326 year old [[w:Time_capsule|time capsule]], which was discovered in the Hadheri suburb of [[Chekearoa]] in 2012.
-== "Noki" ==
+== ''Noki'' ==
-All of the information known about the author of the Noki capsule, the eponymous ''Noki'', comes from the content of the Noki capsule itself and remnants of the records of the [[Azimogian]]. According to the records of the Azimogian, the author, hitherto referred to as Noki, was born on the 13th of Okotzemer, in the year 2302 BCE, or in the [placeholder] calender on [date]. Noki lived in ancient Chekearoa, though the precise location of his residence is unknown. Noki died at the age of approximately sixty years old. Their cause of death is unknown.
+All of the information known about the author of the Noki capsule, the eponymous ''Noki'', comes from the content of the Noki capsule itself and remnants of the records of the [[Azimogian]]. According to the records of the Azimogian, the author, hitherto referred to as Noki, was born on the 13th of Okotzemer, in the year 2302 BCE, or in the [placeholder] calender on [date]. Noki lived in ancient Chekearoa, though the precise location of his residence is unknown. Noki died at the age of approximately sixty years old. Their cause of death was not recorded at his death, unlike most who died at that time.
 Noki was a blacksmith.