2 legends, 1 cave, 1 gem & mineral ground on the free Club 49 adventure map
What the map holds here
Chilean lapis lazuliGem & mineral ground Chile is one of only a handful of places on Earth with commercial lapis, and it is the national stone: the Flor de los Andes deposit sits above 3,500 metres in the Coquimbo Andes, worked in a short summer season. Chilean lapis is... Open it on the map
Cueva del Milodón, PatagoniaCave A 200-metre cave in Chilean Patagonia that a German explorer, Hermann Eberhard, walked into in 1895 and found a large piece of skin that looked almost fresh. It belonged to a Mylodon, a ground sloth the size of a small bear that... Open it on the map
RongorongoLegend Wooden tablets from Rapa Nui covered in rows of tiny carved glyphs, and the only writing system ever developed in Polynesia, probably invented on the island itself no earlier than the thirteenth century. You read it in reversed... Open it on the map · Read the story
The Moai of Rapa NuiLegend Nearly nine hundred stone giants stand on a speck of volcanic rock 3,500 kilometres from anywhere, carved by the Rapa Nui between roughly 1250 and 1500 and moved kilometres from the Rano Raraku quarry, where dozens remain... Open it on the map · Read the story
Every one of these is sourced
Each entry links to the record it came from. Access rules, permits and land status vary by country and are noted where the source states them, check locally before you go.
