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Posted in response to Re: Six Minnesota Mystery Rocks from heather on October 08, 2009 at 09:24:49:
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...the stuff with the color yellow in it, 1H and 1I, and especially 2G. I'll dig up a piece of the Atikokan stuff, from the landlord's massive backyard rock pile/garbage dump, and post a foto...
From Raymond Hietapakka - October 09, 2009 at 09:28:06
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The Photo-Atlas of Minerals Version 2.0 DVD  |
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This is the ultimate computerized mineralogical reference for Windows users, providing descriptive data, Dana and Strunz classification for all the known minerals, nearly 16,000 high-resolution specimen images, cross-indexing for searching and specimen ID, a hyperlinked glossary of mineral terms and much more! So, can you say widgiemoolthalite? The Photo-Atlas can... Further Details | |