Stone Age map of the East Kirk Tunnel
How to get to the tunnel in East Kirk:
The East Kirk Tunnel is located on the North Island of Saynas (411.337). The tunnels of East Kirk in the North Island have always been a good choice for brave people to work and earn stone coins, and their minerals are quite complete and easy to mine, so they are very suitable for brave people to mine.
Two pit staff can be seen standing at the entrance, and the "Rights Book" to buy the "Quarry Rights Book" and then talk to the "miner" next to them, the miner will warn the brave who wants to make a big profit, because the competition for mining in this area is quite fierce, so no group action is allowed in the tunnel, and the miners also tell the recent thieves that there are thieves who have been haunted, and they must be careful when entering the tunnel of East Kirk.
There are three levels of mining rights: (and these three grades also show the probability of encountering)
Generally (less than 50%), the collection is easy but the price is low, and it is not suitable for players who need large sums of money.
The average (under 25%) collection is also acceptable at a grudging price, suitable for players who are not serious about lack of money.
Special (under 10%) collection is not easy but the price is high, suitable for players who are willing to spend time to collect.
After entering the pit, there will be random encounters with enemies in the form of ore, the brave can go to the 5th floor of the tunnel in East Kirk to exchange for the "quarry appraisal" to the "ore appraiser", mining different ores to be exchanged for different people, and 5 to 7 ore can be exchanged for an appraisal, 8-10 ore can be exchanged for two appraisals, and more than 11 ores can be exchanged for three appraisals. According to the informant, as long as the appraisal book is brought to an office, it can be exchanged for stone coins!
Grade 1 Ore: A quarry appraisal certificate 800S.
Premium Ore: A quarry appraisal certificate 1800S.
Super Premium Ore: A quarry appraisal certificate 2700S.
The Stone Age, a time period assumed by archaeologists, is an archaeological term. It is divided into Paleolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic. It is the first epoch of archaeology's staging of early human history, that is, from the appearance of humans to the appearance of bronzes, which began about two or three million years ago and ended around 5,000 to 2,000 years ago.
The name was first proposed by the British archaeologist Lubock in 1865, an era that had entered the Pleistocene in geological age. The Stone Age does not mean that humans at that time would only use stone tools. According to a large number of cultural relics unearthed by modern archaeology, the ancients thousands of years ago have entered the civilization period of smelting and casting, rice cultivation, pottery making, and textiles. Bronze and iron are metal products, and fewer have been preserved for thousands of years; pottery and jade can be stored for a long time, and more remains have been unearthed.