The fossil has multiple oddities, such include: A presumed eye socket, attached to the ribcage and facing inwards towards the organism. Bones that have been carved into identified and unidentified languages and symbols, the foundation are unable to harm the fossil with their own equipment and are unsure how the carvings exist. When a piece of the fossil is attached to the correct piece (such as attaching a claw to the hand), the pieces will become inseparable. The SCP was discovered in Zelgauska, Lithuania by civilians. They did so in 1976, and sent a letter to national archaeologists. The letter arrived in 2004.
The identified languages carved into the various bones are old Norse, Latin, Sanskrit and other older languages. The symbols identified are the christian cross, the Ouroboros and a scythe.
The foundation collect any pieces of the fossil found in the places the SCP relays, they do not however attempt to reassemble it due to lack of knowledge of potential consequences.
I am planning to use the odd details about the fossil as a hook, such as how it is apparently -136 years old, how it is able to alter it's radioactive decay etc.
EDIT: As the comments have pointed out, I have not done much research into carbon dating and I will either find a way to make the narrative work or change it entirely.
I also have came up with two ideas for a story or log:
One includes the SCP telling the doctor through morse code about a location, but upon arriving they find an ancient carved stone. The stone is written in a language I haven't decided yet. The stone is poetic in nature, and is clearly written by the organism before it died. The writing describes the organism studying humanity, and being fascinated by their concept of life and death. I plan on having a cheesy line along the lines of "They are fascinating, and they do influence me. I can feel it in my bones." It references how humanity literally influences his bones.
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The alternative story describes the fossil as more threatening. The log describes a doctor conversing with the fossil in some way I haven't decided yet. While doing so the SCP demands to be reassembled, or he threatens to alter time. The doctor doesn't comply and the SCP alters the timeline. The log originally takes place in a world where The Great War was the only war in the 20:th century, and the SCP changes it into a world where there was a second world war (our timeline). The events play out again except this time the SCP threatens with a third world war, and the doctor complies this time.
