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 Topic: Can you identify this 'hedgehog'? |
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| Steve Cole Replies: 5 Views: 11119 |
 Forum: Minerals and Mineralogy Posted: Aug 18, 2017 16:29 Subject: Re: Can you identify this 'hedgehog'? |
| Based on it's appearance and the minerals in that area, I'd say that it's pyrite that was partially altered to limonite. Mindat has pics of a pyrite nodule in flint that was found in West Sussex that ... | |
| Topic: Can you identify this 'hedgehog'? |
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| Steve Cole Replies: 5 Views: 11119 |
Forum: Minerals and Mineralogy Posted: Aug 18, 2017 14:21 Subject: Can you identify this 'hedgehog'? |
| Found on the 'South Downs' in Southern England, this is very different to the usual chalk and flint in that area. It is 5cm across, rather heavy, not influenced by a magnet, and covered in triangular ... | |
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