Sure, how did they get there? I read your AIG quotes but they don't tell you that many of the fossils have undergone intense pressure and temperature extremes that could not have occurred in a flooding of the land and burial in mud. So, how did that happen?

You may not know this but all mountain ranges show evidence of having been pushed up from underneath in their past. The Himalayas are still being pushed up by the collision of the Asian Continent with the India Subcontinent. Do the "scientists" at AIG choose to ignore this known geological fact? Why?

Billions of fossils over a 180 mile area all showing indication of burial underwater? Does the geologic evidence support their having been buried all at once or does it indicate burial over a longer period of time with some catastrophic burials at different time intervals? Since AIG provided the conclusion that those billions of fossils were buried at once, what evidence do they provide to support their conclusion?