>>5004007
For something more intriguing, there does exist a Utahraptor megablock.

It's not known how many, but there are multiple utahraptor skeletons and bones of varying ages. It's not fully excavated and thus not described, but the authors for it said it'll likely become the best understood eudromaeosaur after its fully unearthed. It's in a 9 ton block of sandstone and is still probably years away from an official paper, but still very interesting nonetheless.