The Early Years

From the ancient pyramids of Egypt to the exotic bazaars of Morocco, Indiana Jones finds excitement, danger and adventure at every turn.

While visiting British East Africa, Indy encounters a renowned American figure on a scientific expedition and learns about the region’s wildlife and conservation practices. Later, in Paris, he explores the vibrant art scene and witnesses tensions between emerging and established artists.

Indy visits Vienna and Florence, where he encounters prominent historical figures and explores themes of psychology, science, and the arts. His experiences in both cities are shaped by unexpected encounters and shifting family dynamics.

Indy travels through Russia and Greece, where he encounters notable cultural figures and explores themes of simplicity, philosophy, and ancient history. His adventures range from wandering the countryside to scaling a remote monastery, offering unexpected lessons along the way.

In Benares, Indy explores diverse religious traditions alongside key figures from the Theosophy movement. Later in Peking, a sudden illness forces his family to rely on unfamiliar customs and local medical practices deep in the Chinese countryside.

Indy’s spring travels take him from a high-stakes encounter with German spies at Thomas Edison’s lab to the tumultuous frontlines of the Mexican Revolution. Along the way, he crosses paths with historical figures and finds himself swept into fast-paced adventures across New Jersey and New Mexico.

Indy and Remy’s journey to join the Belgian army takes an unexpected detour through Ireland, where they witness political unrest and cultural transformation. In London, Indy encounters key figures of the suffragette movement and spends time in the countryside before preparing to enter the war.