I assume my precious primate fossil, likelihood of a soft organic tissue fossil of exquisite preservation, is much tinier. A unique stone, with high quality of evocative forms and golden-brown in colour, has been accidentally detected in one of the tunnels of a fossil wood. This three-dimensional object is extremely tiny and equivalent in size to an average housefly. It is approximately 4 millimeter broad x 9 millimeter in length. Therefore, its body contour and basic facial features are hardly visible to unaided human eyes. Under high magnification, the anomalous stone vividly depicts a primate-looking object. This diminutive "vertebrate" is in a crouching position. Its body surface is covered by a layer of fur coat. The respective eyes and ears are seamlessly paired. If this object could be bisected, inevitably, the two eventual parts would look bilaterally symmetrical. Its morphology, body structure and facial features are visibly outlined. A shiny claw of the right front limb is markedly seen. The right hind limb, especially the thigh and lower leg, is evidently noticeable. Subsequently, a small piece of triangular protrusion (short tail) is, in dorsal view, anatomically located above the upper portion of the anal cavity.