• 15 pieces to uncover, up from 3 — and five are real museum objects scanned by the Smithsonian, shown with their real names, origins, and museum labels. • More pieces like the rose jug: a floral porcelain teapot and three white vases printed with botanical plates by Redouté and Le Moyne. • Every pot now shows its true colors and surface detail. • The same pots come up far less often. • New App Clip: dig up a piece without installing the app.

YOUR COLLECTION, PHOTOGRAPHED Every finished dig is now photographed the moment you uncover it and set on a plinth on your shelf — the real piece you cleaned, with its own glaze and texture, instead of a flat outline. Rare finds wear an amber edge, and you can share the photo of a favourite find. ARTIFACTS SIT PROPERLY IN THE GROUND Fixed a placement bug that quietly buried the lower half of every artifact in the terrain. Pieces now rest on the dig floor, so you see the whole pot — foot and all — when it's finally clean.