BAJR
29th December 2011, 09:41 AM
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/primaryhistory/romans/
Not only does the game allow payers to see the different stages of archaeology, but it is all done in a cultural resource management with the threat of construction setting time limits. Players determine where they will dig with only a limited number of chances to dig, but with the use of geophysical survey to help the player narrow down on where to dig. After they excavate a certain number of artefacts they are able to see recreations.
Not only does the game allow payers to see the different stages of archaeology, but it is all done in a cultural resource management with the threat of construction setting time limits. Players determine where they will dig with only a limited number of chances to dig, but with the use of geophysical survey to help the player narrow down on where to dig. After they excavate a certain number of artefacts they are able to see recreations.