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Dig! (The Memory and Matching Game of Long-Lost Treasures)
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Product Details
Overview
What was it like to find King Tut's tomb or to make a great archaeological discovery? Experience the thrill of uncovering hidden treasures in this exciting game for explorers young and old.
Each character in this memory and matching game has lost something they treasure, and it’s up to the players to help them find it. They might be searching for a glittering amulet, their fiercest helmet, or even their favorite comb.
Divide the character cards between players and take turns flipping over two tiles at a time. The goal is to find and match the two halves of each missing artifact shown on a player’s cards. The first player to recover all their lost artifacts wins the game.
But watch out, because not everything that glitters is gold. Wriggly worms and smelly old cans are also hidden among the tiles!
An accompanying foldout poster provides fun facts on the eighteen artifacts featured in the game. Players will discover the first map of the night sky, an Aztec mask made to honor a fire god, and one of the oldest sculptures in the world—which is smaller than a banana!
