The fossil remains of this creature, named Borealopelta by the paleontologists who unearthed it, was discovered in the Suncor oil sands mine in Fort McMurrary. News coverage of these remains would, at times, call the creature’s body a “Mummy.” What might this label tell us about how we treat the dead, ritual relationships with remains, and museological practices in relation to bodies? What might it mean that the oil industry is a gravekeeper here—or a grave-robber?