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Hmmm...mist dig pits I've seen either use small scale cleaning & choosing out (these pits often use a glue as a binder) or something large scale and ready to move (such as rubber mulch, or plastic granules).  What if you created a pit...or better yet a series of pits that use multiple methods - then the visitors would have to choose the right tools for the various operations.  Another approach might be to have visitors solve the story of a dog pit...what happened there...how did the creatures die - by forces, accident or natural causes such as disease or poisoned plants?  Ancillary exhibits can couch the question and give examples that might illustrate different similar scenarios.

-William

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Hi Erich,

We are looking for Paleontological the pits are in our dinosaur hall.

Thank you!

Andrea 

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Andrea,

What sort of dig pit are you looking at? Paleontological/archeological
or trucks and excavators?

Erich Rose

Erich Rose Design
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On Sep 27, 2012, at 7:58 AM, Andrea Hart wrote:

> ISEN-ASTC-L is a service of the Association of Science-Technology 
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> We are looking to renovate our dig pits, turning them from just dig 
> areas into well-rounded STEM experiences.
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> What do you think are the best attributes for interactive and 
> immersive dig pits?
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> Can you suggest any additional features that would provide a fuller 
> experience?
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> If anyone is willing to share some of the vendors they used to design 
> and build that would be helpful as well.
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> Thank you!
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> Andrea Hart
> Experience Designer
> Orlando Science Center
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