Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune ‘Unlocking the Past’ treasure locations guide

In this Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune guide, we’ll help you find the four treasures in Chapter 6 “Unlocking the Past,” part of the PS4’s Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection.

There’s no map in Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune, so for each of the collectibles below, we used photo mode to zoom out and give you some context surrounding the treasure locations. Use the images to make sure you’re in the right area and the added arrows to help you find your way.

Silver Inca Mask treasure location

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Not long after the chapter starts, you’ll fight your way out of another courtyard. When you reach the top of the wall, watch along the edge behind the tree for the Silver Inca Mask.

Spanish Silver Coin treasure location

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You’ll need to climb the tower, collect the keys, and unlock the door with the crossed keys before you can find the next treasure.

Make your way through the hall, and clean up the enemies in the courtyard beyond (while dodging the machine gun fire from above). The Spanish Silver Coin is under the machine gunner on the left.

Silver Tairona Pendant treasure location

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After you reach the top of the wall and work your way around (and stop off to turn that machine gun on the bad guys), you’ll go down a couple flights of stairs. At the bottom, when you see the gate and the stacked boxes, turn to the right to find the Silver Tairona Pendant on the ground.

Gold Llama treasure location

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More shooting and more stairs will take you back outside where you’ll spot Drake’s Tower. When you reach the broken staircase, you’ll have to do some climbing. At the wall, jump to the plant-filled ledge to your left and scramble over the rocks. The Gold Llama is in the back corner.

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