Small Fossil Display (A primitive joke)

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Small Fossil Display
Released								7 September 2017 (Update)
Members								Yes
Quest								No
Location								Varrock Museum
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Examine								Looks like this case is lacking any contents at the moment.
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Object ID								31197
Link								MOID

A primitive joke is one of twelve small fossil displays found on the Paleontology floor of the Varrock Museum. It can be made by adding a small fossilised limb, spine, rib, pelvis, and skull to the display case in that order, after which it can only be examined.

• The display case shows the imprint of someone sitting on soft earth as it hardens, a reference to how people scan their buttocks on copy machines as a joke.
• The examine text is a pun on the word "crack" having a different meaning in the context of fossils and that of butts.
• When speaking with David about the display, it becomes apparent that he doesn't know anything about it, or anything else in the wing. He'll either tell you that it "appears to be thousands of years old," or that he knows a lot about the fossil, but "can't share the information right now."

v t e Varrock Museum paleontology floor
Inhabitants	David
Small fossils	A Clam Shell A peculiar foot print A primitive joke Ancient cave painting Ancient Zygomite Biclopse Big, foot print Crab Shell Fossil fuel Hoop Snake Merfolk Skeleton Petrified Pufferfish Wyvern Egg Wyvern skull
Medium fossils	Dragonfly Gobln Merfsh Lava Monster Lobstrosity Mandibular Maximus Mushroo Mushtoise Sabertooth Squirrel Shark Beast Tar Thing Terror Snail Twocan
Large fossils	Leviathan Petrified Large Mushroom Petrified Mushtree Petrified Pitcher Petrified Spine Plant Skroom
Other	Fossil Storage