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Is there a fossil muesum in hearthome city in Pokemon diamond?
NO there is no fossil museum in hearthome city
How do you recover a Pokemon fossil in Pokemon white version?
Take it to the museum in Nacrene City
How do you get a cranidos in Pokemon pearl?
Trade a Skull fossil across from Pokemon Diamond. Them take it to the museum.
What do you do when you have a skull fossil in Pokemon diamond?
take it to oreburg and talk to the guy in the museum
What is the mining museum in Pokemon diamond?
A place you where give fossils for Pokemon like Cranidos for the skull fossil.
Where do you catch Cranidos in Pokemon Diamond?
You get a fossil from underground then you give it to the person in the museum to excavate a fossil. and you will either get a Sheildon or a Cranidos . P.S The museum is in Oreburgh City.
Were do you turn fossils into pokemon in diamond version?
In Oreborough City you can turn fossils into Pokemon. There'll be this little museum in the city, where you give your fossil to the man at the counter and you get back a Pokemon. However, you need an open space in your Pokemon rack for it to work
On Pokemon fossil on diamond where to restore?
In the Oreburghe mining museum at the top left corner of the city.
When can you extract fossils in fossil museum Pokemon diamond?
Anytime you like, provided you leave the museum at least once after giving your fossil to the man. When you get it, you will need an empty slot in your team.
What do you do with the skull fossil?
you take it to oreburgh city and bring it to the mining museum if you are talking about Pokemon diamond or pearl.
What Pokemon can you get in only diamond and where?
In Pokemon Diamond you can only get Diagla, and Cranidos Diagla you get at the Spear Pillar - goes with the story timeline! Cranidos is a fossil you get revived in the mining museum!
Were to get crandios fossil in diamond version?
go underground and dig. once you find the skull fossil go up. go to the fossil museum in Orburge city and the man will give you it.
