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Prehistoric Dig
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PREHISTORIC DIG activity is a unique fun/learning area that is one of a kind in the nation. It was set up by professional archaeologists to simulate a multi-component dig where the upper level is ancient America, while the lower levels are dinosaurs and related life forms. 

All the fossils are true to this area. Campers get to keep a real fossil and a dinosaur collector card. As with many activities at camp, this is an all-weather program.

To access the archaeologists' site, click on the buffalo below.

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The new, state-of-the-art all-weather building by Pro-
Tec, was made possible by the generousity of Sioux Steel Company of Sioux Falls.
 
                                    

 

 

 

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For more info on S.D. dinosaurs, go to: http://www.scn.org/~bh162/index.html