WoW Dig Site

We’re looking for some players that would like to join the Dig Site team in filling the website with content and all around WoW Archaeology information. If you enjoy making videos, guides, or doing Wiki-like articles and want to apply that to the new secondary profession Archaeology then send us an email.

If you are interested in contributing to this website then please contact
contribute[AT]wowdigsite.com – Having a VoIP program such as Ventrilo or Skype is a plus.
Please include links to any previous works you’ve accomplished and what you would bring to the team for WoW Dig Site.

Any questions then feel free to email or contact me via US realm Garona, character: Uriahworld.

Update: Having access to (beta) Cataclysm is not required. Information is out there and it will only increase as we draw closer to December 7th.

Wowhead has just added a “Skills” directory page for Archaeology!

http://cata.wowhead.com/skill=794

We’re constantly at work to bring you new and better Cataclysm-related tools, and today we’ve released one we think will be pretty helpful – a new Archaeology skill page! On the page, you’ll see a list of each item you can piece together along with spell to create it, which contains the lore behind each item. Included in the page are how many fragments each artifact requires and what kind of keystones you can use to make it.

There is now a Section for Archaeology on the official Cataclysm website. Check out the link below for more info!

Hunting the unknown, discovering the lost, knowing the forgotten… Archaeology  is a new secondary profession introduced in Cataclysm that can be trained along with Cooking, First Aid, and Fishing. Learn more about the brand new Archaeology secondary profession on our official Cataclysm site!

http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/cataclysm/features/archaeology.html