【實用教育app】Dig Quest: Israel|最夯免費app-綠色工廠好玩App

Become an archeologist and use your phone or tablet as a tool to explore Israel’s past! Discover the Dead Sea Scrolls in an ancient cave, and piece them together to reveal their meaning! Dig up the 2,000 year old Lod Mosaic, then uncover its story in a fast-paced quiz game! You’ll need skills, creativity, and smarts to become a great archaeologist and unlock all the rewards.

★ ★ “Truly fun… does such a nice job of making history come to life” ~ Fun Educational Apps

★ ★ “What do you get when you cross the Dead Sea Scrolls with today’s digital age? Dig Quest Introduces children to archaeology with unique games featuring Israel’s ancient treasures” ~ CBN

WHAT YOU GET TO DO

· Use your tablet or phone as an archaeological tool to brush, tap, and dig for hidden relics

· Dig up a 2,000 year old mosaic and play a fast-paced quiz game to uncover its meaning

· Explore an ancient cave to search for the Dead Sea Scrolls then piece 14 of them together

· Grow your own collection of antiquities as you master the games – try to win them all!

FEATURES

· 30+ levels in two unique games based on world-famous archaeological discoveries

· 50+ stunning images of real antiquities

· Amazing historical facts and artifacts

· Spoken Hebrew excerpts from the Dead Sea Scrolls

A UNIQUE APP

Dig Quest: Israel was created by the Israel Antiquities Authority and features addictive games and puzzles based on world-famous antiquities in the National Treasures. The games are designed around real discoveries and archaeological artifacts and were developed in collaboration with the IAA’s team of pre-eminent archaeologists, scholars and researchers. As they play, kids get a feel for what archaeologists do as they experience the excitement of discovery and the creativity and skills involved in solving mysteries from the distant past.

The Dead Sea Scrolls are among the oldest biblical manuscripts and are considered the greatest manuscript discovery of the 20th century.

The Lod Mosaic is one of the largest, best preserved Roman mosaics ever found and is currently touring the world with stops at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Louvre, Waddeson Manor and the Hermitage.