The project involves the meticulous removal of concretion surrounding an ammonite fossil from Southern Alberta using a fiber laser. The goal is to expose the fossil without causing any damage to its delicate structure. This task requires precision and an understanding of both fossil preservation and laser technology. The project will provide learners with the opportunity to apply their knowledge of laser physics and paleontology. The team will need to develop a methodical approach to calibrate the laser settings for optimal precision. Additionally, they will document the process, noting any challenges and solutions encountered. This project aims to enhance learners' skills in precision work and interdisciplinary application of classroom knowledge.

- A detailed report outlining the methodology used for the concretion removal process.

- A step-by-step guide on calibrating and operating the fiber laser for fossil preparation.

- A visual presentation showcasing the before and after states of the ammonite fossil.

- A reflection document discussing the challenges faced and lessons learned during the project.