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==In the games==
==In the games==
[[File:Oreburgh Mining Museum interior.png|frame|right|The interior of the Oreburgh Mining Museum]]
[[File:Oreburgh Mining Museum interior.png|frame|right|The interior of the Oreburgh Mining Museum]]
The Oreburgh Mining Museum is a large, one floor museum that contains many visual displays as well as facts about coal and the Oreburgh Mine. There is also a man at the front desk that will revive [[fossil]]s in the party for free. Unlike some other museums, entry to the Oreburgh Mining Museum is free of charge.
The Oreburgh Mining Museum is a large, one floor museum that contains many visual displays as well as facts about coal and the Oreburgh Mine. There is also a man at the front desk that will revive [[Fossil]]s in the party for free. Unlike some other museums, entry to the Oreburgh Mining Museum is free of charge.


===Exhibits===
===Exhibits===
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===Fossil extraction===
===Fossil extraction===
The Oreburgh Mining Museum's primary importance is the resurrection of [[fossil]]s, which is done with the help of the man near the counter. He will be able to revive these fossils for free but only one at a time. He is very bossy, annoyed when the player comes by too early or late, and gets disappointed when the player doesn't give him a fossil. He will not revive any fossils until the player obtains the [[Explorer Kit]].
The Oreburgh Mining Museum's primary importance is the resurrection of [[Fossil]]s, which is done with the help of the man near the counter. He will be able to revive these Fossils for free but only one at a time. He is very bossy, annoyed when the player comes by too early or late, and gets disappointed when the player doesn't give him a Fossil. He will not revive any Fossils until the player obtains the [[Explorer Kit]].


The player can find most of they fossils in [[the Underground]] by digging, along with several other rare items, potentially. Before getting the [[National Pokédex]], the player can only find the [[Skull and Armor Fossils]]. After getting the [[National Pokédex]], the five fossils from the previous three generations can also be found.
The player can find most of they Fossils in [[the Underground]] by digging, along with several other rare items, potentially. Before getting the [[National Pokédex]], the player can only find the [[Skull and Armor Fossils]]. After getting the [[National Pokédex]], the five Fossils from the previous three generations can also be found.


If the {{player}} comes up to him with a fossil, he will turn it into a Pokémon, but he will need some time to extract it first. When the player comes back, he will have the new Pokémon ready for the player.
If the {{player}} comes up to him with a Fossil, he will turn it into a Pokémon, but he will need some time to extract it first. When the player comes back, he will have the new Pokémon ready for the player.


====Fossils extracted====
====Fossils extracted====
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==In the anime==
==In the anime==
[[File:Oreburgh Mining Museum anime.png|The Museum in the anime|thumb|200px]]
[[File:Oreburgh Mining Museum anime.png|The Museum in the anime|thumb|200px]]
The museum appears in ''[[DP016|A Gruff Act to Follow!]]'' and ''[[DP017|Wild in the Streets!]]'', where revived fossil Pokémon, fossil research labs, and a fossil-reviving machine are kept. It also has coal and fossil exhibits, among numerous others. It is run by [[Dr. Kenzo]] who takes pride in the museum's work.
The museum appears in ''[[DP016|A Gruff Act to Follow!]]'' and ''[[DP017|Wild in the Streets!]]'', where revived Fossil Pokémon, Fossil research labs, and a Fossil-reviving machine are kept. It also has coal and Fossil exhibits, among numerous others. It is run by [[Dr. Kenzo]] who takes pride in the museum's work.


==In other languages==
==In other languages==
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