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Natural Big Obisidian Pillar find in China Donghai

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Lori Kain

Joined: 04 Jan 2025
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Location: Donghai

Posted: Jan 04, 2025 12:38 Post subject: Natural Big Obisidian Pillar find in China Donghai

Natural Big Obisidian Pillar find in China Donghai

Obsidian Pillar.jpg

Mineral:

Quartz

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China

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120cm*80cm

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bob kerr

Joined: 13 Nov 2011
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Location: Monroeville PA

Posted: Jan 04, 2025 13:21 Post subject: Re: Natural Big Obisidian Pillar find in China Donghai

This looks like a quartz point that was irradiated to make it smokey??? bob

Jordi Fabre
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Posted: Jan 04, 2025 13:31 Post subject: Re: Natural Big Obisidian Pillar find in China Donghai

bob kerr wrote:

This looks like a quartz point that was irradiated to make it smokey???

Indeed

Lori Kain

Joined: 04 Jan 2025
Posts: 2
Location: Donghai

Posted: Jan 04, 2025 13:45 Post subject: Re: Natural Big Obisidian Pillar find in China Donghai

Jordi Fabre wrote:

bob kerr wrote:

This looks like a quartz point that was irradiated to make it smokey???

Indeed

Yeah, you are right

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