A country where treasures can be explored.

First, dig the holy land of treasure.

Peru: Ica Desert.

In ancient times, the Ica desert in Peru used to be the bottom of the sea, inhabited by various marine life. Today, it has become one of the driest places on earth and the best place to look for fossils. Grady Cam is a writer from San Francisco. He spent two days hiking in the desert under the guidance of a local guide, looking for giant shark teeth, fossils and shells formed by extinct creatures. Under the canyon in the desert, Dick and his guide even found a complete whale skeleton fossil.

2. North Carolina, USA

The Department of Archaeology of Warren Wilson College provides a one-month summer camp for adults and children over the age of 14 every year. Participants can dig in the fields to make a16th century Indian town or an early Spanish settlement see the light of day again. In 2008-2009, the adventure camp was located in an area of about 65,438+0 acres in Fiona Fang, which is said to be Fort San Juan, the earliest known settlement of European immigrants in the United States.

3.colorado, USA

In Colorado, adults and children can dig with archaeologists to find Anasazi cultural relics. I haven't seen the sun for a long time. At present, the excavation work-; The excavation of the archaeological project of Goodman Point organized by Raven Canyon Archaeological Center has entered the second stage, focusing on the excavation of an Indian settlement in the13rd century.

4.British Columbia, Canada

In mccabe Fossil Layer Site, visitors can find lake sediments formed 50 million years ago, which contain more than 50 species of plants and fossils of various fishes and insects, such as wasps and leafhoppers. Every day, local tour guides will lead tourists to dig and search on the cliff, and visitors can keep all kinds of fossils they find.