a fossil dug up is not experimental science.
It is an observation, and a repeatable one. The experiment comes in where fossils are compared to one another and to living species in an objective and repeatable fashion. This is used to test hypotheses of how species are related to each other and how they evolved in the past.
Also biology is not experimental,
Baloney. I already showed you the experiment. Did you already forget?
Observations: We observe that retroviruses insert randomly among many, many bases and can be passed down through vertical inheritance if they insert into a germ line cell. We observe endogenized retroviruses that are passed down vertically and are found in both the chimp and human genomes.
Hypothesis: If humans and chimps share a recent common ancestor, then the vast majority of the ERV's in each genome will be found at the same spot in both genomes.
Null hypothesis: If humans and chimps do not share a common ancestor, then ERV's will only rarely be found at the same position, consistent with the rare even of a retrovirus inserting at the same base in two independent insertion events (about 1 in every 10,000 at most).
Test: Compare the position and sequence of ERV's in the human and chimp genome.
Results: Of the 200,000 ERV's in the human genome, more than 99% are found at the same location. The hypothesis is supported, and the null hypothesis is rejected.
Conclusion: Humans and chimps share a common ancestor.
Can you please tell me why this does not follow the scientific method?
So those tests for evolution would fail to qualify as a true experimental science (with hypothesis, tests, and theories).
Again . . . Baloney.
IF you wish to still call it science very well, but there are no hypothesis, no testing or observing or anything related to the scientific method.
Look above.