Paleontology, Archaeology, Geology Expeditions For All
Paleontology, Archaeology, Geology Expeditions For All
Embark on an unforgettable adventure with Vestaterix Expeditions (a non-profit), where you can explore the mysteries of paleontology, archaeology, and geology through immersive, hands-on experiences. Our five-day expeditions cater to citizen scientists of all ages, offering a unique opportunity to break free from routine and uncover earth’s hidden secrets. Engage in authentic scientific research and traverse captivating landscapes. With guided tours, stunning nature photography opportunities, and a diverse range of educational experiences, Vestaterix Expeditions promises once-in-a-lifetime encounters for solo travelers, families, and professionals alike.
A 5 Day Paleontology, Archaeology, Geology Expedition for
the free and curious spirit! Work with real scientists as we touch the frontiers of the unknown. Contribute to the record, become a citizen scientist, and learn to see the world in a whole new way. Welcome to Vestaterix Expeditions!
What Happened After the Dinosaurs?
Dinosaurs went extinct 65 million years ago. Have you ever wondered what happened after that?
Live Your
Paleontology and Archaeology
Dreams
We know you’ve always wanted to explore the frontiers of science. Here’s your chance!
Experience
the
Heartlands
Discover the wonder and beauty of our American treasures.
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Our current 2023 field season offers four 5-day expeditions between May and October.
We can’t wait to see you out there!
Nebraska
2023 Field Season
New Mexico
Archaeology and Astronomy
Adventure Awaits
For the 2023 field season, we are offering four paleontology expeditions in Nebraska, and one archaeology/astronomy expedition in New Mexico. We study and observe ancient animal trackways, while taking in the geology, and the local cultural resources. We will teach you how to see these hidden stories of the past. We teach you how to honor, maintain, and respect them.
Adventure Awaits
We study Oligocene mammal trackway sites. You’ll learn how to identify and record ancient animal tracks and contribute your observations to a real scientific abstract.