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Dinosaur lovers will be more than impressed as they dive into this awesome Excavating Adventure and discover real dinosaur bone fossils to add to their collections. You'll find petrified wood that is tens of thousands of years old, fossils from ancient seas, and an assortment of other amazing fossil specimens.
Excavating Adventures Extreme kits are designed to add ten new specimens to your collections and are geared toward the most avid of collectors. Your Dinosaur Discovery excavation will have your exploring putty for unique specimens and then using that putty to create your very own fossil!
Once you excavate your ten new specimens, you can store them in the provided display case. You will receive ten awesome trading cards that tell you fun facts and information about each specimen and a binder sheet is also included to store and display your trading cards.
A mystery item, passport sticker, and Excavating Adventures sticker are some of the other fun things you will discover in your Excavating Adventures Extreme kit.
Begin your awesome Dinosaur Discovery excavation today!
If you love excavating as much as we do, be sure to check out our Excavating Adventures monthly subscriptions by clicking the link below and get an awesome new excavation delivered each month loaded with rocks, minerals, gemstones, fossils, and more!
HAPPY EXCAVATING!
IMPORTANT: If you are considering an Excavating Adventures Extreme subscription, please be aware that the kits ship in a sequence. To avoid the recipient of the subscription receiving a duplicate, please do not purchase an individual kit for anyone that you anticipate receiving an Excavating Adventures Extreme subscription.
Contains small items - Not intended for young children - Keep away from pets - Designed for ages 6 and up - Pictures are representations of what you will receive and are used for illustrative purposes only – Cards and specific excavations will vary.
Kyanite is a metamorphic mineral that most often forms from the high pressure alteration of clay-rich sedimentary rocks.
Dinosaur Discovery Specimen Log
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