I have already found it, I found it near the fountain, thank you
I've never personally edited a wiki, but I found a wiki (of all things lol) about editing wiki, idk if the sdv wiki uses the same system, but from the looks of it wiki looks really hard to do, here's this anyway if you want it lol!
en.m.wikipedia.org
It's actually not too tough, the trick is just to reference guides or existing pages to get an idea of how things are going to be formatted, and then use the preview button a whole bunch to make sure everything looks right before pushing the change. And you definitely don't have to memorize every standard or convention to make smaller edits. I've made a bunch of wiki edits, but I still don't know everything involved with image uploading or creating new pages.
My preferred way to check what is up is to pause my game while sleeping using the chat command. That was as soon as I wake up, the game is paused... and saved. Then go to the checkup tool. There's a link to it on the wiki, how I found it. I bookmarked it myself. Link: https://mouseypounds.github.io/stardew-checkup/ (To use it you may have to show hidden files to get access to the correct folders, or at least I did.) It tells you just about everything.
Here's a copy of my museum layout if it'll help you figure out what you're missing. Or I could just tell you what you're missing if you don't want to figure it out yourself. Either way, here's hoping you get them both soon ;)
As it happens, the badges and other official paraphernalia are generally scraped together from whichever fluff and old chicken bones are found laying about the semi-annual Grand Meeting Hall/sewing room. It is not outside the realm of possibility that your very badge will contain upwards of 15% Prehistoric Scapula among its makeup, which coincidentally makes it eligible, by the laws of The United States of Antarctica, to be included as a Vegetable in a state-provided school lunch. It has a most pleasant crunch and earthy bouquet, with notes of sloth and restiveness.Um, so, like... now do I get my parade, or... ?
LZ I am happy to be so eloquently jabbed with such poetic flair.
And ::ahem:: I must say, I actually ventured over to the museum on that fine day with the sole intent of taking this screen shot, so as to share it here and insodoing, lament the challenges I have endured whilst trying to find the elusive (to me, anyway) prehistoric scapula.
Perhaps I can display my new badge, in place of the prehistoric scapula which I apparently shall never find, with pride and honour in the lovely local museum ... maybe with a plaque if I’m lucky.
Oh, and does the badge come with the rocking chair, or do I have to supply that myself? Cuz... that kinda sounds like work to me...
Yours in pompous laziness,
R. G.
Some artifacts love you, others avoid you like the plague. For me, I can almost always get the ancient seed some how, some way in Spring Year 1, be it from bugs in the mines, fishing on all those rainy days for catfish, or the occasional artifact spot in the mountains. But, finding Elvish Jewelry? That's always, ALWAYS like pulling teeth for me. I once burned through 500+ Omni Geodes buying artifact troves from the desert nomad and *still* did not get it. I guess the elves hate me, probably because of all those trees I cut down in Cindersap for wood throughout the game.
