The Fossils in Pokémon Diamond are the Helix Fossil which is the Omanyte Fossil, the Dome Fossil which is the Kabuto Fossil, the Old Amber which is the Aerodactyl Fossil, the Root Fossil which is the Lileep Fossil, the Claw Fossil which is the Anorith Fossil, the Skull Fossil which is the Cranidos Fossil and the Armor Fossil which is the Shieldon Fossil.
Beat the Pokemon League, and you will be able to find all but one of the fossils of the ancient Pokemon. (For Diamond, all but Shieldon's fossil are available)
They can be found in the Sinnoh Underground. Root Fossils are more common in Pearl, and Claw Fossil are more common in Diamond.
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You can not catch any of them in black or white, but I think that you can catch all 3 in diamond.
The weakest Pokemon in diamond is a magikarp. It is also the weakest of all the Pokemon existed. Magikarp is weak but it will evolve to a mighty gyarados.
Beat the Pokemon League, and you will be able to find all but one of the fossils of the ancient Pokemon. (For Diamond, all but Shieldon's fossil are available)
You go underground and just search. Skull fossils appear at random, but they aren't all that rare. You just have to search. Also, Cranidos Skull fossils can only be found in Pokemon diamond, and Sheildon Armor Fossils can only be found in Pokemon pearl.
You can get other fossils when you defeat the Elite Four and the Champion and receive the National Pokedex in Pokemon Diamond.
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in Oreburgh city in the museum
Armour,Skull,Helix,Dome,Old Amber and Root Fossils.
you can get all the old fossil Pokemon underground after obtaining the national Dex. you can get cranidos only on diamond anytime and shieldon only on pearl anytime underground.
to find fossils go underground by getting the kit and then you can just find them while digging
A place you where give fossils for Pokemon like Cranidos for the skull fossil.
Skull fossils. If you want proof, I honestly think that I have 15 cranidos on diamond.
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