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+ | '''Marlonia''' was an [[inhabited planets|inhabited]] [[planet]] with an archeologically interesting [[history]]. This planet was inhabited by the Marlonians. According to [[Guinan]], this planet was one of the most beautiful planets in the entire [[quadrant]]. |
| − | The ancient Marlonian written [[language]] |
+ | The ancient Marlonian written [[language]] was often compared to ancient [[Taguan]], but actually shared more similarities with ancient [[Buranian]]. |
In [[2369]], [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]], [[Lieutenant]] [[Ro Laren]], [[Keiko O'Brien]], and [[Guinan]] spent [[shore leave]] on Marlonia, taking the [[shuttlecraft]] ''[[Fermi]]''. |
In [[2369]], [[Captain]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]], [[Lieutenant]] [[Ro Laren]], [[Keiko O'Brien]], and [[Guinan]] spent [[shore leave]] on Marlonia, taking the [[shuttlecraft]] ''[[Fermi]]''. |
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| − | While on the planet, Captain Picard worked at an [[Archaeology|archeological]] dig, near some ancient Marlonian sites. He was permitted to take some pottery he found on the tertiary level of the dig, typical of |
+ | While on the planet, Captain Picard worked at an [[Archaeology|archeological]] dig, near some ancient Marlonian sites. He was permitted to take some pottery he found on the tertiary level of the dig, typical of second century Marlonian cookware, back to the ''[[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|Enterprise]]''. Keiko spent her time studying the local fauna, and took home some samples of ''[[Draebidium calimus]]'' (which is quite similar to another [[plant]] indigenous to Marlonia, ''[[Draebidium froctus]]''). ({{TNG|Rascals}}) |
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Revision as of 21:23, 13 October 2012
Marlonia was an inhabited planet with an archeologically interesting history. This planet was inhabited by the Marlonians. According to Guinan, this planet was one of the most beautiful planets in the entire quadrant.
The ancient Marlonian written language was often compared to ancient Taguan, but actually shared more similarities with ancient Buranian.
In 2369, Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Lieutenant Ro Laren, Keiko O'Brien, and Guinan spent shore leave on Marlonia, taking the shuttlecraft Fermi.
While on the planet, Captain Picard worked at an archeological dig, near some ancient Marlonian sites. He was permitted to take some pottery he found on the tertiary level of the dig, typical of second century Marlonian cookware, back to the Enterprise. Keiko spent her time studying the local fauna, and took home some samples of Draebidium calimus (which is quite similar to another plant indigenous to Marlonia, Draebidium froctus). (TNG: "Rascals")