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Islander Unearths History by Discovering 290-Million-Year-Old Fossil on P.E.I. Shoreline

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North Rustico resident Patrick Brunet recently discovered a “remarkable” fossil footprint along the shores of Hillsborough Bay. CBC's Laura Meader spoke with Brunet and experts about why the find is so significant.

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Islander unearths history by discovering 290-million-year-old fossil on P.E.I. shoreline

North Rustico resident Patrick Brunet recently discovered a “remarkable” fossil footprint along the shores of Hillsborough Bay. CBC's Laura Meader spoke with Brunet and experts about why the find is so significant.

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Pei: a Fossil Hunter Discovers 290 Million Years of Footprint

An amateur fossil hunter from Prince Edward Island has discovered an animal footprint that may well be the oldest of its kind ever discovered, about 290 million years old.

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Acadie Nouvelle broke the news in on Saturday, October 25, 2025.
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