As its name implies, the raptor a rare fossil artifact. The Fossilized Raptor is possibly the best known archaeology mount. No surprise here, archaeology offers some cosmetic mounts of its own. While anyone with a few levels can buy a generic mount from the appropriate vendor, collecting rare mounts is a pastime held by many WoW players. Mounts! Mounts are probably the most popular (and sought-after) cosmetic item in the game. You need 375 archaeology skill to find Northrend sites. In addition to being the only place for Nerubian and Vyrkul dig sites, it also contains a few Night Elf and Troll sites. Northrend is also considered a single archaeology region.

Outland has only Orc and Draenei dig sites, and is the only place to find them. It is the only place to find Tol’vir sites, which require 450 skill to see. It also has a lot of fossils, a small handful of Troll sites, and a single Dwarf site.

Kalimdor is easily the best place to find Night Elf dig sites. It has a lot of fossils also, a negligible amount of Night Elf and Nerubian sites.

If you want an artifact from a specific race, be sure you are looking in the right place! With this knowledge and the following archaeology item listing, WoW’s newest secondary profession will hopefully be a little less frustrating.Įastern Kingdoms is the best place to find Troll and Dwarf dig sites. Each world region has its own set of dig sites, with some regions having far more dig sites for some races than they do for others. Now that you have a basic idea of how archaeology works, and know the best places to look for the epic gear rewards, it’s time to look into the lighter side of archaeology! Besides the obvious benefit of epic gear, the profession offers a slew of vanity items ranging from pets and mounts to unique transformations and toys.īefore we begin, remember that the same rules apply here as they do for epics.

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