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[[File:DT - Wadi Al-Hitan.jpg|300px|thumb|Whale fossil in Wadi Al-Hitan, Egypt]]
[[File:DT - Wadi Al-Hitan.jpg|300px|thumb|Whale fossil in Wadi Al-Hitan, Egypt]]

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Whale fossil in Wadi Al-Hitan, Egypt

A fossil is any preserved remains, impression, or trace of any once-living thing from a past geological age.[1]

History

1st Century BCE

Basilosaurus fossils could be found in the Faiyum, Saqqara Nome and the Sinai.[2]

The deserts of Egypt, specifically the Wadi El Hitan is evidence of the seas which once covered the area.[3]

9th Century

Fossils could be found around Norway, England and Vinland; in locations such as Stavanger and Kinder Downfall.[4]

19th Century

During his administrative career in India, William Sleeman found several dinosaur fossils in the Narmada Valley whilst searching for Isu artifacts on behalf of the Templar Order.[5]

Richard Owen, a zoologist known for his opposition to Darwinism, coined the term 'Dinosaur'.[6]

In 1868, Charles Darwin tasked Evie Frye and Jacob Frye with retrieving a fossil from Dr. Schwartz at Charing Cross station. Dr. Schwartz was revealed to be an imposter intent on killing Darwin, and was subsequently killed by the Assassins. The Frye Twins recovered the fossil and returned it to Darwin.[7]

21st Century

In a public relations primer for Abstergo Industries, Álvaro Gramática proposed a coordination of pre-existing disinformation campaigns to ensure that interest in precursor and hyper-hominid fossils was misdirected into harmless avenues.[8]

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