Ash Archive at Pompeii Archaeological Park
Pompeii & Daily Life Adventure Pack
Beneath layers of hardened ash, history is shifting.
Excavation maps are incomplete. Artifacts are disconnected from their records. Clues about daily life in ancient Pompeii are scattered across the timeline. Ari Raider has detected a disruption at Pompeii Archaeological Park, and if the archive is not restored, valuable evidence about how people once lived could fade from memory.
In Ash Archive at Pompeii Archaeological Park, students deploy the Digsite Drone Rover and enter a high-stakes archaeological mission. By investigating how a volcanic eruption changed the city, how ash preserved buildings and artwork, and how archaeologists study evidence today, explorers must reconstruct the story of daily life in ancient Rome.
This adventure blends natural science, archaeology, and historical inquiry with story-driven exploration.
About This Adventure Pack
Ash Archive at Pompeii Archaeological Park is designed for elementary explorers and connects directly to an interactive online adventure.
Students can complete the Ash Archive at Pompeii Archaeological Park adventure online for free, including access to free printable trading cards that match this experience. The online adventure delivers the full learning and story-driven mission without requiring a physical kit.
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For families or classrooms that want to extend the experience, this Adventure Pack adds collectible cards and hands-on components that bring the excavation mission into the physical world.
The learning experience is the same whether students use the physical pack or not. The pack simply adds a tactile, collectible layer to the adventure.
What This Adventure Covers
Each Ash Archive at Pompeii Archaeological Park Adventure Pack explores core Pompeii and archaeology concepts, including:
• Volcano – An opening in Earth’s surface that releases lava, ash, and gases
• Ash – Fine volcanic material that can cover and preserve objects
• Ruins – The remains of buildings or structures from the past
• Artifact – An object made or used by people in history
• Fresco – A type of wall painting created on wet plaster
• Archaeologist – A scientist who studies past human life through artifacts and sites
• Daily Life – The everyday activities and routines of people
• Preservation – Protecting objects and sites so they are not damaged or lost
• Evidence – Clues and information used to understand what happened in the past
Each topic appears naturally within the adventure and is required to move the story forward, reinforcing understanding through exploration and discussion rather than memorization.
What’s Inside the Pack
• Adventure-Filled Field Pack (6×9 Adventure Pouch)
• Adventure Mission Card
• Interactive Online Adventure
• Knowledge Card Pack
• Mystery Dig Kit
• Dig Stick Tool
• Cleaning Wipe
• Mystery Collectible Specimen (Gemlet)
• Gemlet Storage Container
• Excavating Adventures Sticker
Why Kids Love It
Flying a rover over ancient ruins, uncovering hidden frescoes, solving archaeological clues, and discovering a real mystery specimen makes history feel like a true expedition.
Why Teachers and Parents Love It
Ash Archive at Pompeii Archaeological Park supports elementary social studies and science standards through clear explanations of volcanic events, preservation, and evidence-based historical study. The adventure encourages inquiry, critical thinking, and respect for historical sites.
The adventure works for whole-class instruction, small groups, or independent learning — with or without the physical pack.
Free Adventure Option
Ash Archive at Pompeii Archaeological Park is also available online for free, including free printable trading cards that align directly with this adventure. No purchase is required to participate.
This reflects our mission at Excavating Adventures: to make engaging, story-driven adventures accessible to everyone.
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