Archaeology

Learn how to set up and manage the Archaeology course in Two Point Campus, including essential room requirements, dig site setup, and artifact management.

Alright, let's talk about the Archaeology course in Two Point Campus! It's a bit different from the others because it heavily relies on an outdoor space. Think of it as your campus's own little Indiana Jones adventure zone.

To even get started with Archaeology, you'll need a teacher who's qualified in the subject. Don't worry if they're not a pro at first; you can train them up as you go to boost their skills. The most crucial part is setting up a 'Dig Site'. This is an outdoor area you designate, and it's where your students will spend their time digging for artifacts. The larger the Dig Site you make, the more goodies your students are likely to unearth over time, so bigger is usually better here!

Beyond the Dig Site, your students will need a few other rooms to complete their assessments and actually pass the course. Make sure you've got:

• Dig Site
• Computer Lab
• Library
• Science Lab

You'll also need a Lecture Theatre, but that's pretty standard for most courses. Once your students have dug up some cool artifacts, you'll get a prompt. You can either sell them straight away for some quick cash, or you can pick them up and place them around your campus. Placing them strategically can give your campus a nice prestige boost, so it's worth considering!

For the Dig Site itself, you'll want to place specific items around the edges to enhance it. Keep an eye out for the Archaeology Table and the Excavation Table – these are key to making your Dig Site efficient.