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Welcome to Archaeology Dig! Brush away the sand and uncover ancient treasures across 400 levels and 10 civilizations. Match tiles, restore artifacts, and build your museum collection. Enjoy the dig!
Match-3 puzzle meets archaeology. 400 levels, 200 artifacts, 10 ancient worlds.
Brush away the sand and uncover ancient treasures in Archaeology Dig, a satisfying match-3 puzzle game with a museum you actually build. MATCH. EXCAVATE. RESTORE. Drag to chain three or more same-colored tiles and watch buried artifacts emerge from the soil. Each find is yours to keep — piece it together across multiple levels, then restore it to your museum. 10 ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS Journey through Egypt, Rome, the Maya Empire, Ancient Greece, Imperial China, Mesopotamia, the Aztec Empire, Viking Scandinavia, the Indus Valley, and Nubia. 40 levels per civilization, each with its own tiles, backgrounds, and artifact collection. 200 UNIQUE ARTIFACTS From Egyptian canopic jars to Viking rune stones — every artifact has a real name, era, and historical description revealed the moment you uncover it. BUILD YOUR MUSEUM Your discoveries don't disappear at level end. Collect artifact fragments across runs, restore them with coins, and watch your museum fill up over time. Keep restoring artifacts across every civilization to rise through Curator ranks, from Field to Grand Curator. 400 HAND-CRAFTED LEVELS From a gentle 5x5 introduction to a demanding 9x9 endgame. Every board is guaranteed to have a valid move — no unwinnable states, no dead ends. FAIR PLAY No pay-to-win: every level is completable without spending a cent. Coins and boosts speed things up — they're never required. No internet required for gameplay. Progress saves automatically on your device.
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