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PÄÄKKÖNENITE PALERMOITE “PARABOLEITE” Czech Republic (formerly Czechoslovakia) United States Intermediate between boleite and pseudoboleite; Príbram (minute fibers) 25:386p,h Maine not valid species PABSTITE Mt. Mica 16:(372) Mineralogy of the boleite group; numerous world New Hampshire localities 5:286h United States North Groton, Grafton County (micro pris- PARABUTLERITE California matic) 3:280n Chile Kalkar quarry, Santa Cruz County (fl. bluish Palermo #1 mine: 4:232, 5:278, 9:(113); 17: 9: white) 325p prismatic to 5 mm 4:126 Chuquicamata 329d,c Santa Cruz County 9:(113) PARACELSIAN PALLADIUM PACHNOLITE Wales Brazil Greenland Gwynedd Minas Gerais Ivigtut: 2:27–28p; crystals to 4.5 cm 24:G33p, Bennallt mine 8:(390), 20:395 Córrego Bom Sucesso, near Serro (palladian 24:G34–35d,h,c; world’s best specimen platinum; dendritic, botyroidal, plumose) PARADAMITE 18:357 23:471–474p,q Norway Mexico Zaire Gjerdingen, Nordmarka region 11:85–86p Durango Shinkolobwe mine 20:(276) Ojuela mine 15:113p PAINITE PALLADOARSENIDE Namibia Burma Russia (formerly USSR) Tsumeb 13:142–143p 20: Mogok 341q Talnakh deposit, Siberia (auriferous) 13:(398) PARADOCRASITE PAKISTAN PALLADSEITE Australia Alchuri, Shigar Valley, north of Skardu, Gilgit Brazil New South Wales 24: 24: 24: 25: 19: Division 52s, 219s, 230s, 57s Minas Gerais Broken Hill (424) 24: Apaligun, above Nyet, Baltistan 52s Itabira (announced; grains) 9:40h,q PARAGONITE Bulbin, Wazarat district, Northern Areas 25:218s United States Bulechi pegamites, Shingus area, Gilgit Division PALYGORSKITE Georgia 16:395m, 16:396–398 Australia Graves Mountain (some muscovite id as) Chumar, Bakhoor Nala, above Sumayar village, Queensland 16:451 Nagar 24:52s Mt. Isa mine 19:482 Virginia Dassu (see Dusso) Austria Campbell County (with kyanite, andalusite) Dusso (Dassu), Gilgit Division 16:398–403m,g,p, Bleiberg district 17:366 19:(333) 16:407–410g, 18:431s, 22:53s, 23:436s, 25:377s Norway Ghundao Hill, Katlang 21:97s Kongsberg 17:(35) PARAHOPEITE Gilgit district, Kashmir 19:272s, 19:338s, 20:146s, Scotland Australia 21:250s Strathclyde/Dumfries and Galloway South Australia Gilgit-Skardu area, Gilgit Division 15:45s, 16:393– Leadhills-Wanlockhead district 12:(250) Reaphook Hill, Flinders Range: crystals to 412g,h,m,p, 18:368s United States 15 mm 9:23p; phosphophyllite after 12:105n Gone pegmatites, Dusso area, Gilgit Division Arizona Canada 16:395m, 16:402g Mammoth mine, Pinal County (“mountain British Columbia Hanuchal 18:368s, 20:146s leather”) 11:160 Oxide claim, southeast of Ymer (crystals) Haramosh (mountain), Shingus area, Gilgit Divi- Old Yuma mine, Pima County (micro) 11:261n 2:208 sion 16:395m, 16:396–398 California Zambia (formerly Rhodesia) Haramosh region, Gilgit division 18:243s, 19:128– Miracle Mountain mine, Calaveras County Broken Hill 9:(113), 11:346p,d 129s, 19:271s, 19:272s, 20:69–70s, 20:397s, (masses) 15:313n PARAKELDYSHITE 20:485s New Melones Lake spillway, Calaveras Haramosh valley between Gilgit and Skardu, Asad County (fibrous; gel-like) 13:296p, 13:299 Canada Kashmir province 11:321–322h Arizona Québec Hunza region 20:397s New Cornelia mine, Pima County (sheets, Mt. St-Hilaire (masses; fl. SW UV) 21:327 Kaflu (uncertain locality) 22:216s masses) 14:296 Norway Machara Nala, above Hassanabad, Hunza 24:52s Pennsylvania Langendalen, Larvik 8:(517) Nagar 22:216s Wheatley mine 20:382 PARAKHINITE Nagir, Hunza 20:236s, 20:397s PANASQUEIRAITE United States Niyit Bruk, Dusso area, Gilgit Division 16:395m, Portugal Arizona 16:399g Panasqueira (with thadeuite) 18:(368) Emerald mine, near Tombstone 11:254 Salt Range 9:115s Old Guard mine, near Tombstone (an- Shagar Valley (see Shigar Valley) PAPAGOITE nounced) 10:51h,q Shamozi 18:368s South Africa Tombstone district, Cochise County 20:(387), Shigar (Shagar) Valley, Gilgit Division 24:233s Transvaal 23:(423) Shingus pegmatites, near Gilgit, Gilgit Division Messina mine: in quartz 18:(244); in quartz PARALAURIONITE 16:394–398m,p,g, 16:396–398, 16:407–410g, crystals, some id as plancheite 22:194– 19:129s 195p, 22:197 Australia Skardu, Gilgit Division, Kashmir 20:397s United States Western Australia Stak Nala, near Skardu 23:436s Arizona Ashburton Downs (laurionite-paralaurionite; Stak Nala pegmatites, Shingus area, Gilgit Divi- Ajo, Pima County 9:(113) earthy) 24:213 sion 16:395m, 16:396–398p New Cornelia mine, Pima County (crystals) England Thormalce 24:219s 14:286p, 14:296 Somerset Merehead quarry, near Cranmore (masses) Tisgtung, Dusso area, Gilgit Division 16:395m, PAPUA NEW GUINEA 16:402 8:301 Tormiq, near Stak La, along Gilgit-Skardu road, Locality not specified 21:490s Greece Gilgit Division 18:368s, 20:237s, 23:436s, Mt. Kare, near Porgera, Enga province 22:53s, Laurium area: 9:(113); micro, in slag 7:121; 24:52s 24:237s, 25:377s thorikosite on 17:184p, 17:188; yellow Tribal area 20:397s “PARABAYLDONITE” 17:183n See Conichalcite

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United States Victoria Colombia Arizona Flinders 19:457 Muzo: euhedral to 2 cm 2:230–231p; 5 cm Mammoth mine, Pinal County (crystals to Sunderland Bluff, Phillip Island 19:457 doubly terminated 24:388n; 2.5 cm crystal 2.5 cm) 11:175d Western Australia 15:118n PARAMELACONITE 132 North deposit, Widgiemooltha district France (micro crystals) 25:289p, 25:290q Trimouns, Luzenac: 15 mm crystals 23:434n; 5 United States Chile mm crystals 23:84n Arizona Chuquicamata (unconfirmed) 9:324 Greenland 5: Bisbee 106–107h,p Mina Herminia, Sierra Gorda 11:102–103p,c Narssârssuk (rhombs to 6 mm) 5:122 Copper Queen mine, Bisbee district (crys- England Malawi 12: 12: tals) 309h, 310p Cornwall Mt. Malosa region (crystals to 3.5 cm) 25:33p, Michigan Botallack district (crystals to 1.5 cm) 24:281 25:35 Algomah mine, Ontonagon County: 23:63p; Greece Norway 23: crystals to 8 mm M67 Laurium 17:184p, 17:187 Hundholmen, Nordland (to 8 cm) 22:52n PARAMONTROSITE United States Switzerland United States Arizona Ochsenfeld, Valais 8:288n New Mexico Bisbee district 12:310 United States F-33 mine, Valencia County (grantsite after) Cole shaft, Bisbee district (2.5 mm crystals) Montana 20:10 12:310 Cedar Log and Irish Basin localities, Mineral PARANATROLITE Holbrook shaft, Bisbee district (5 mm crys- County 8:(85–86) tals) 12:310 F and S mine, Missoula County (crystals to 4 Canada Mammoth mine, Pinal County 11:175, cm) 2:231 Québec 11:263p, 11:264n Pyrites, Ravalli County (crystals to 1 cm) Mt. St-Hilaire (prismatic to 5 cm) 21:327 Southwest mine, Bisbee: 18:246n; crystals to 8:86 PARAPIERROTITE 15 mm 24:431p, 24:433n Snowbird mine, Mineral County: 3:274–275; Canada Michigan crystals to 24 cm 3:66; parisite-(Ce); crys- Ontario Algomah mine, Ontonagon County 23:M67n tals to 24 cm 8:83–86p,q; transparent 9 Hemlo gold deposit 17:(340) PARATELLURITE mm crystal 14:51s White Cloud mine, Ravalli County 3:(14) Macedonia (formerly Yugoslavia) Mexico Allchar: 24:236n; crystals to 1 cm 24:442d, Wisconsin Sonora Rib Mountain, Marathon County (parisite- 24:444p 1: Moctezuma mine (some after tellurite) 41 synchisite; micro prismatic) 12:96 United States United States Utah Arizona PARNAUITE Lookout Pass, Tooele County 20:391, 21:(484) Campbell shaft, Bisbee 24:433n England PARARAMMELSBERGITE Contention mine, Tombstone district 11:253n Cornwall United States PARAUMBITE Penberthy Crofts mine, St. Hilary (massive) 21:492n Michigan Canada Mohawk mine, Keweenaw County 23:M67n Wheal Unity, St. Day (crude crystals) 21:492n Québec United States PARAREALGAR Mt. St-Hilaire: 18:364n; crystals to 1 mm Nevada 21:327p Canada Majuba Hill mine: 16:48h, 16:68, 16:69p; British Columbia “PARAURICHALCITE” spheres to 3 mm 24:178p Mt. Washington mine, Vancouver Island See Rosasite Utah 15:90h Gold Hill mine (minute blades) 24:21 Macedonia (formerly Yugoslavia) PARAVAUXITE PARSETTENSITE Allchar 24:442 Bolivia United States Llallagua 4:279, 5:37h, 5:257–258h South Africa Nevada PARGASITE Cape Province Wessels mine (scaly micro) 22:289 Getchell mine, Humboldt County 19:253– Canada 254 Ontario PARSONSITE PARASCHOLZITE McLaren mine, near Wolfe Lake (probable Italy United States locality) 13:73q Sardinia South Dakota South Africa Arcu su Linnarbu, near Capoterra 18:182 Tip Top mine 17:245 Cape Province Zaire 20: PARASPURRITE Avontuur and Leinster basins 22:289n Shinkolobwe mine 283 United States PARTZITE United States California Australia California Jensen quarry, Riverside County (to 8 cm) Western Australia Darwin (near), Inyo County: 8:(517), 15:(16); 15:279p,d,c Bali South prospect, Ashburton Downs (mi- announced 9:39h,q Siegler Canyon, Lake County 8:433n nute crystals) 24:214 Inyo County 9:(113) Colorado PARASYMPLESITE Italian Mountain area, Gunnison County (ten- PASCOITE Vs. köttigite 7:186 tative id) 15:84 United States Mexico New York Colorado Durango Amity area, Orange County (granular; “cocco- Slick Rock-Egnar area, San Miguel County Ojuela mine (“köttigite” poss. id as; crystals lite”) 9:88n (crystal crusts) 22:382 to 35 mm) 7:186p PARISITE-(Ce), -(Nd) PATRONITE PARATACAMITE Canada Namibia Australia Ontario Tsumeb (coatings) 8:T29n New South Wales Marathon (near) 13:107, 13:108p PAULINGITE Québec Kintore opencut, Broken Hill 19:431 Canada Mt. St-Hilaire: ancylite and bastnäsite after South Australia British Columbia Wallaroo mines 19:(412) 2:141; parisite-(Ce); rosettes to 1 mm; with synchysite to 4 mm 21:327 Chase Creek, Falkland (2 mm crystals) 21:485n Monte Creek, Kamloops district 19:333n

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Czech Republic (formerly Czechoslovakia) Italy Rib Mountain, Wausau pluton, WI 12:93–97 Vinarice 19:336n Val d’Aosta Shavano Peak, CO 12:365–367 Sweden Monte Rosso di Verra, above Champloluc Special issue 8:#2 Långban (announced) 10:248h,p,q,c 10:87n Tip Top mine, Custer County, SD 17:238–254 United States St. Vincent 10:87n Tourmaline (special issue) 16:#5 Idaho South Africa Urubu pegmatite, Minas Gerais, Brazil 12:73–77 Riggins (west of), Idaho County 1:97 Cape Province Urucum pegmatite, Minas Gerais, Brazil 17:307– Oregon Wessels mine: manganoan, white balls to 15 314 Three Mile School, Grant County: 17:271– mm 22:284; minute fibrous 9:149 Virgem da Lapa pegmatites, Brazil 13:19–28 272p; coating acicular unknown 16:150p Transvaal Williams pegmatites, AL 6:66–73 Washington Palabora mine (some needles to 3 cm) 22:260 PEKOITE Rock Island Dam area, Douglas/Chelan coun- United States Australia ties 14:109h New Jersey Millington quarry 24:383n Northern Territory PAULKERRITE 18: Paterson area, Passaic County (balls to 8.8 Tennant Creek (28) United States cm; some altering to stevensite; some after PELLYITE Arizona quartz) 9:166, 9:173p Canada 7 U 7 ranch, Yavapai County 15:303– Route 80 roadcut, Passaic County: radiating Yukon 306h,p,c,q globular to 18 cm, acicular, also stevensite Gunn claim, near MacMillan Pass 17:(340) PAVONITE after 1:174; stevensite after 2:30–31p United States United States New Mexico California Colorado Point of Rocks, Colfax County 20:64n Rush Creek, Fresno 9:(114) Alaska mine, San Juan County 10:359n Wyoming PENFIELDITE Three localities (“Alaskaite” discredited as; Yellowstone National Park (micro) 12:36 Greece some schirmerite id as) 7:274h PEGMATITES Laurium area: 20:181–182h,d; micro, in slag PEARCEITE Alto Benedito pegmatite, Paraíba, Brazil 22:183– 7:121 Chile 185 PENIKISITE Chañarcillo 10:201n Anjanabonoina, Madagascar 20:191–200 France Araçuai area pegmatites, Minas Gerais, Brazil Canada Les Farges mine, Corréze 13:(267) 12:73–75 Yukon Mexico Bennett quarry, Oxford County, ME 25:175–184 Rapid Creek and Big Fish River areas: 8: 23: Guanajuato Black Hills, SD, type localities 17:297–301 (517); kulanite-penikisite Y25 Reyes mine: 25:213p; casts after pyrargyrite Booger Bottom, GA, gem pegmatite 22:382n PENKVILKSITE 25:60n; rosettes 25:58 Carpathian Mountains, Romania 19:340b Canada Norway Colorado Pegmatites 20:402b Québec Kongsberg 17:(35) Córrego Frio mine and vicinity, near Linópolis, Mt. St-Hilaire (groups to 1 mm) 21:329p United States Minas Gerais, Brazil 14:227–237 Poudrette quarry (UK#41 id as) 21:486 14: Arizona Coyote Peak, Humboldt County, CA 39–40 PENNANTITE Campbell shaft, Bisbee (minute grains) Cruzeiro mine, Brazil 11:363–370 24:433n Danburite in pegmatites (letters) 17:145, 17:275 South Africa Colorado Davis Hill, Ontario pegmatite-like syenite vein- Transvaal American Sisters mine, Clear Creek County dikes 21:235–248 Messina district 22:196 (crystals to 12 mm) 7:283 Elba, Italy, gem pegmatites 16:353–363 United States Caribou mine, Boulder County (crystals to Énio pegmatite, Minas Gerais, Brazil 12:67–72 North Carolina 12 mm) 7:280 Evans-Lou pegmatite, Québec (rare-earth) 3:69– Bald Knob, Alleghany County (micaceous Newman Hill, Rico district (crystals) 16:213n 77 grains) 12:171 Ouray County 10:359n Gilgit, Pakistan gem pegmatites 16:393–412 “PENNINITE” PECORAITE Gillette quarry, CT 23:19–28 See Clinochlore Godthåbsfjord (Nuup Kangerla) area, Greenland PENNSYLVANIA Australia 24:G14n Western Australia Harding mine, NM 8:115–126 Allenport (roadcut east of), Huntingdon County 132 North deposit, Widgiemooltha district Himalaya mine, San Diego County, CA 16:419– 7:71s (coatings) 25:289p, 25:290 424 Amethyst localities 21:212s Canada Jaguaraçu mine, Minas Gerais, Brazil 25:165–170 Annotated Bibliography of Minerals New to the Québec Jensen quarry, Riverside County, CA 15:280–287 Pennsylvania List, 1965–1974 8:64b, 8:417b Orford mine (some after millerite) 25:342 Little Three pegmatites, Ramona district, San Avondale, Leiperville, Delaware County 1:38s, United States Diego County, CA 20:101–127 11:15s New York MacDonald feldspar mine, Hastings County, Bachman iron mine, Hellertown, Northampton Sterling mine, Jefferson County (on and after Ontario 13:199–200 County 4:148h, 11:307m, 11:311 millerite) 15:205–207q, 15:209p Maine gem pegmatites 16:365–388 Bellwood, Blair County 4:148h PECTOLITE Mt. Antero, CO 10:339–346 Bethlehem Steel quarry, Cornwall, Lebanon Australia Nepal 16:413–418 County 4:148h, 19:200–201s New South Wales Newry, ME 6:14–21, 16:189–204 Bibliography of locality literature 18:223–224 Prospect quarry (fibrous, acicular to 10 cm) Oslo region, Norway (syenite pegmatites) 12:227– Bibliography of mineralogy literature 10:24–25b 25:191 230 Blue Ball Stone Co. quarry, Blue Ball, East Earl Canada Oxford County, ME 19:340b Township, Lancaster County 7:71s Québec Palermo mine, NH 5:274–279 Bridgeport, Montgomery County 18:141s Jeffrey mine: blocky crystals 9:248p, 9:249; Pegmatite phosphates, descriptive mineralogy and Camel’s Hump (near), north of Bethlehem, North- tabular to 8 cm 2:188p; thin prismatic crystal chemistry of 4:103–129 ampton County 11:15s 10:75c, 10:77p,d Perthite locality, Lanark County, Ontario 13:199 Cedar Hill quarry, near Texas, State Line district, Mt. St-Hilaire: 10:108, 13:243–244p; radiat- Phenakite localities (3) in Brazil 16:107–109 Lancaster County 2:39–40h,s, 10:247s, 12:149– ing masses; prismatic to 5 cm 21:327– Pikes Peak batholith, CO: 5:183–189; 16:221– 150h,m,g 329d,p 230; amazonite occurrences 10:373–386 Chester County mine, Phoenixville, Chester County Poudrette quarry: 18:(363); 4.5 cm doubly Pulsifer quarry, ME 8:72–77 4:148h, 20:376m, 20:379s terminated 21:486 Quadeville beryl-lyndochite quarry, Renfrew Collecting symposium (1973) 5:6–9 County, Ontario 13:200 Collegeville (near), Montgomery County 22:384s

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Cornog, Chester County 11:15s, 12:381s State Line chromite district, Lancaster County PERETAITE Cornwall iron mines, south of Cornwall, Lebanon (and Cecil County, MD) 12:149–156h,m,g Italy County (flooded, closed) 11:119h,g Texas, State Line district, Lancaster County 1:84s, Tuscany Delta Carbonate quarry, York County 25:58s 2:39–40h,s Cetine mine 15:34–35c,p Deshong’s quarry, Leiperville, Delaware County Thomasville Lime & Stone mine, Thomasville, Pereta mine 15:23–24p,c,d, 23:435n 1:38s York County 18:361s, 23:425s, 23:437 Dillsburg, York County 25:114s Upper Providence Township, Delaware County PERHAMITE Donohoe, Westmoreland County 20:391s 21:208 United States Dyer quarry, near Gibraltar, Berks County 25:114s, Wheatley mine, Phoenixville, Chester County: Maine 25:115s, 25:118s 3:148h,s, 3:183h, 20:369–384p,m,h,g; see also Emmons mine, Oxford County 19:325– Easton (near), Northampton County 11:15s Pennsylvania—Phoenixville 326n,p, 24:382n Ecton mine, Audubon, Montgomery County 3:185, Williamstown (near), Dauphin County 9:253s Ski Pike quarry, Oxford County: 25:(377); 3:246, 4:148h, 18:131–132s, 23:417s Winfield quarry, Winfield, Union Township, Union balls to 7 mm 23:424 Eureka Stone quarry, Eureka, Bucks County County 7:71s PERICLASE 20:461s, 20:463s Wood’s mine, near Texas, State Line district, United States 2: 8: 12: Falls of French Creek (see French Creek mine) Lancaster County 39–40h,s 39s, 149– California 12: French Creek mine, north of St. Peters, Chester 150h,m,g, 154s Jensen quarry, Riverside County (brucite af- 12: 15: 15: 25: Zinc and Lead Occurrences in Pennsylvania County 183s, 231h, 232–233s, 105– ter) 15:280, 15:289n 120h,m,p,g 9:257b “PERIDOT” Friends of Mineralogy, Pennsylvania Chapter, PENROSEITE newsletter 23:417 See Forsterite Bolivia Gap mine, Mine Ridge, Bart Township, Lancaster 5: “PERISTERITE” County 5:209–210g Colquechaca 166h See Albite Glen Lyon, Luzerne County 9:253s El Dragón mine, Potosí (micro crystals) 21: 21: Grace mine, Morgantown, Berks County 12:183s 138h,q, 139n PERITE H. R. Miller quarry, Millersville, Lancaster County PENTAGONITE Australia 20:460–461s, 20:463s United States Western Australia Hellertown, Northampton County 1:38s Oregon Glen Florrie 9:(113) Holidaysburg, Blair County 19:333s Owyhee Dam, Malheur County: fiveling PERLOFFITE Keim’s iron mine (see French Creek mine) 18:335p; newly described, micro prismatic United States Keystone Trappe Rock quarry, east of Cornog, fivelings 5:74–75h,c,q,d South Dakota Chester County 2:18–25ff,m,h,g, 12:381s PENTAHYDRITE Kibblehouse quarry, Perkiomenville, Montgom- Big Chief mine, Pennington County: ery County 25:114s United States 17:299p,d; newly described, micro crys- Knauertown, Chester County (see French Creek California tals 8:112–114h,q,p,c,d mine) Geysers, The, Sonoma County (after epsom- PEROVSKITE ite) 24:351p Lancaster County (southwestern) 17:127s Austria Leiperville, Delaware County 1:38s PENTLANDITE Totenkopf, Salzburg 17:(107) Lime Bluff quarry, Muncy Creek, Muncy, and Australia Brazil Wold townships 7:71s Queensland São Paulo Line pit (Lowe mine), State Line chromite district, Mt. Isa mine 19:482 Jacupiranga mine (crystals to 4 cm) 15:269p,c Lancaster County (and Cecil County, MD) South Australia Germany 12:149–156h,m,g Wallaroo mines 19:(412) Rheinland-Pfalz Lowe mine, State Line chromite district (see Line Canada Hannebacher Ley, Eifel district (arborescent) pit) Québec 20:157p Meckley’s Limstone Products quarry, Herndon, Marbridge #2 mine, Malartic district: after Laacher See area, Eifel district: 10:92p; some Northumberland County 7:71s chrysotile 7:178p; massive 7:174–176q dendritic 8:317d Mineral Collecting in Pennsylvania 2:139b Orford mine 25:342q Greenland Mineralogy of Pennsylvania, The, 1966–1975 Italy Gardiner complex: 18:357n; 8 cm crystals 11:49b Miggiandone 16:488c,d, 16:490–491p; pseudo-octahedral Montgomery County (historical sketches of lead Piemonte (oriented on pyrrhotite) 7:84–85p to 8 cm 24:G54–55p,d,c and copper mining) 13:175b Turkey Italy Moores Hill, west of Mt. Holly Springs, Cumber- Kop Krom mine, west of Erzerum (grains) Lombardy land County 11:307m, 11:311 9:286 Ciappanico, Val Malenco 3:122p Newton-Hamilton (railroad cut near), Mifflin United States Rocca di Castellaccio, Val Malenco: 20:157– County 18:435s Pennsylvania/Maryland 158p; crystals to 1 cm 10:87p Niehenke quarry, New Paris, Bedford County Line pit, State Line district (prob. id) 12:155 Val Malenco (crystals to 21 mm) 3:122 7:71s Zaire Moon Notes on discredited and probable Pennsylvania Shinkolobwe mine 20:(276) Rare-earth-bearing 1:22 7: minerals 52–53 “PERCYLITE” Russia (formerly USSR) Old Jersey Shore Borough quarry, Porter Town- Afrikanda massif, Kola Peninsula (2 cm) 23:280 Species status unclear; prob. mixture of pseudo- ship, Lycoming County 7:71s Chelyabinsk, Ural Mountains 23:494n boleite and boleite Phoenixville, Chester County 18:361s, 20:369– Zelenzovskaya mine, Chelyabinsk (cubes to 12 Mineralogy of the boleite group; numerous world 384p,m,h,g, 23:417s mm) 24:52n 5: Providence (see Upper Providence Township) localities 284–286h,p,q United States Chile Roaring Spring quarry, Blair County 7:71s Arkansas Mina Herminia, Sierra Gorda (id as boleite) St. Peters, Chester County (see French Creek Magnet Cove, Hot Spring County (niobian) 11:103n mine) 20:158p Sierra Gorda 9:(114) Shamokin (near), Northumberland County 9:253s California United States Showalter quarry, Blue Ball, Lancaster County Benitoite Gem mine (near), San Benito Arizona 2:211 County 8:432–433, 20:157p Rowley mine, Maricopa County 5:18 Silver Hill quarry, near Bowmansville, Lancaster PERRAULTITE County 23:425s Solebury copper mine, Washington’s Crossing Canada State Park, Bucks County 4:148h Québec Southwest Chester County mine, Phoenixville, Mt. St-Hilaire (minute crystals) 21:329p Chester County 20:376m, 20:379s Poudrette quarry (UK#17 id as) 21:486

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PERRIERITE Cohen, Alvin J. (obituary) 23:457 Herrmann, Charles W. A. (career as dealer) Metamict 4:220 Coil, Clarence (bio sketch) 7:16–17 25:225–226 Canada Coleman, William T. (and colemanite) 4:272–274 Holloman, Myron (obituary) 15:2 Ontario Crichton, Alexander (bio sketch) 25:H81–82 Holt, Wayne W. (obituary) 21:395 Desmont mine, near Wilberforce (plates, Cronstedt, Axel (bio sketch) 25:H132 Horváth, László (bio sketch) 22:314 masses to 2 mm) 13:225 Curie, Marie and Pierre 17:15 Hosack, David (bio sketch) 25:H148–149 Dake, Henry C. (bio) 7:160–161 Houser, Gertrude (Trudy): bio sketch 8:422; obitu- PERROUDITE Dalena, Domenico (bio sketch) 22:147 ary 13:258 Australia Dana, James Dwight (in Australia) 19:366–368 Hurlbut, Cornelius S. (retirement) 3:131 Western Australia Dávila, Pedro Franco (bio sketch) 25:H137–140 Hurr, R. Theodore “Ted” (obituary) 18:117 Ashburton Downs (minute prismatic) 24:214, Davis, Catherine (Susie) (obituary) 13:322 Huss, Karl (bio sketch) 25:H114 24:215p del Rio, Andrés Manuel; 18:333; bio sketch Imperato, Ferrante (bio sketch) 25:H36–38 France 25:H141–142 Jahns, Richard H. (obituary) 15:147 Cap Garonne mine, Var: 23:(434); micro Deliens, Michel (bio sketch) 22:148 Jefferson, Thomas (bio sketch) 25:H145 25:209p Desautels, Paul Ernest: Desautels Award estab- Jenni, Clarence M. (profile) 2:197–199 PERSONALITIES lished 1991 22:220; obituary, bio 23:207 Jensen, David E.: bio sketch 6:63; retires from 25: 5: Agricola, Georgius (Georg Bauer): 17:15; bio Douglass, William (bio sketch) H144 Ward’s 240 19: 15: sketch 25:H20–21 Dunn, Pete J. 75 Johnson, Arthur W. (obituary) 258 19: 15: Aldrovandi, Ulisse (bio sketch) 25:H27–28 Dunstan, John Henry 408–409 Johnson, James Eric (obituary) 258 25: 13: 14: Alger, Francis 19:368–369 Ehrmann, Martin L.: comprehensive bio 347– Jones, Richard L.: obituary 258; tribute 329– 3: Aminoff, Gregori (bio sketch) 1:170 370; obituary 100 331 13: 6: Appleman, Daniel (curatorial appointment, bio Eidahl, David D. (obituary) 258 Kato Akira (bio) 124 25: sketch) 5:42–43 Elhuyar, Fausto de (bio sketch) H140–141 Kegel, Friedrich Wilhelm (Tsumeb mine man- 22: 8: Areson, Lee S. (obituary) 19:75 England, Brian M. (bio sketch) 145–146, ager) T51–53 22: 14: Armstrong, Pauline (obituary) 19:75 149 Kelley, Richard N. (obituary) 139 10: 3: Augustus of Saxony (bio sketch) 25:H28–29 English, George Letchworth (career) 243–245 Kent, Purfield (obituary) 201 15: 25: Baillou, Johann (bio sketch) 25:H124 Fenn, Benny J. 239–240 Kentmann, Johannes (bio sketch) H24–25 25: 22: Bandy, Mark Chance: bio, collection 4:277–281; Ferdinand of Tyrol (bio sketch) H29–32 King, Robert J.: bio sketch 144; 1992 Russel 3: 23: Collector’s diary series 14:355–361, 15:67–74, Ferrier, Walter F. (bio) 232–234 Medal, bio 455 19: 25: 15:250 Fersman, Alexander E. 36–37 Kirwan, Richard (bio sketch) H90 1: 19: 19: Barton, Thomas (bio sketch) 25:H145 Flink, Gustav (bio sketch) 170 Krenner, Jósef 26, 31 15: 23: 24: Bartram, John (bio sketch) 25:H144–145 Folch y Girona, Joaquín (obituary) 196 Kulan, Al Y8–9, 245 19: 18: Bartsch, Joel A.: curatorial appointment 18:322; Foote, Albert E., M.D.: 371–373; bio sketch Kunz, George Frederick: and kunzite 360– 4: joins Houston Museum 22:331–332p 192–194 372; bio sketch, selected correspondence to be 25: 16: 9: Baskerville, Charles (and kunzite) 18:370 Forster, Adolarius Jacob (bio sketch) H74–75 published 329–330; collection of letters 274 22: 23: Bauer, Georg (see Georgius Agricola) Francois, Armand (bio sketch) 148 Lane, Fred “Boodle” (profile) 440–441 22: 6: Bauhin, Jean (bio sketch) 25:H35–36 Franzini, Marco (bio sketch) 147 Lapham, Davis M. (obituary, bio) 54 25: 3: 3: Belsky, Howard (obituary) 18:179 French kings (bio sketch) H61–63 Lawson, Andrew (discussed) 152, 284–286 18: 19: Bement, Clarence S. (bio and collection) 21:47– Fuller, John P. (obituary) 117 Lhotsky, Jan 358 22: 7: 62 Gault, Robert Allan (bio sketch) 314 Lidstrom, Walt (obituary) 105 22: Bergman, Torbern (bio sketch) 25:H133 Gauthier, Gilbert T. (bio sketch) 148 Linné, Carl (Carolus Linnaeus) (bio sketch) 25: 25: Berzelius, Jöns Jacob: 19:293–295; bio sketch Gesner, Conrad (bio sketch) H23–24 H132 15: 19: 25:H135 Gianella, Vincent P. (obituary) 196 Liversidge, Archibald 361–363 25: Bideaux, George: obituary 9:338; obituary, bio Gibbs, George (bio sketch) H150 Mandarino, Joseph Anthony (personality sketch) 22: 9: 11:259–260 Gibbs, Ronald B. (bio sketch) 144 120–121 Bideaux, Richard A. (bio sketches) 1:112, 22:143 Giesecke, Karl Ludwig (born Johann Georg Maria Anna (Archduchess of Austria) (bio sketch) 24: 25: Bird, Frederick V. G. (obituary) 19:75 Metzler) (bio) G7–9 H106 25: 25: 25: Bjareby, Gunnar (bio sketch) 8:129 Gigot d’Orcy, Jean (bio sketch) H57, H61 Mathesius, Johannes (bio sketch) H21–22 25: 25: Blakely, Ruth Butzer (obituary) 19:75 Goethe, Johann Wolfgang (bio sketch) H99 Mawe, John (bio sketch) H83–84 21: Atlas der Krys- 15: Blanchard, Ora Wallace 20:34p Goldschmidt, Victor: 186; and McFall, Russell (obituary) 2 tallformen 21: 18: Borlase, William (bio sketch) 25:H68–69 125–126; collection re-discov- McGuinness, Albert Leo (Al): 258; memorial 18: 23: 22: Born, Ignaz Edler (bio sketch) 25:H106–107 ered 163 established 4; obituary 4 21: 21: 19: Bournon, Jacques Louis de (bio sketch) 25:H56– Goldschmidt, Victor Moritz: 186; bio 187– McKee, Thomas N. (obituary) 75 2: 57 189 Meen, V. B. (memorial) 9 15: 19: Bowdoin, James III 19:145–152 Gordon, Elizabeth E. (obituary) 66 Menge, Johann 358–359 25: Boyle, John Claudius (Jack) 15:231–236 Gordon, Jennings “Beau” (curatorial appointment) Mercati, Michele (bio sketch) H32–34 18: Bracci, Giovanni (bio sketch) 22:147 322 Metzler, Johann Georg (see Karl Ludwig Giesecke) Brannock, Kent C. “Casey”: bio sketch 7:83; Gordon, Samuel G. (nine-part biographical series) Miller, Mary and Gardner, calcite collection 4: 5: 5: 5: 18: obituary 4:83 256–261, 34–39, 59–66, 115–127, 405–411 5: 5: 5: 6: 20: Brizzi, Giancarlo (obituary) 23:457 160–166, 211–214, 257–264, 7–12, Mitchell, Richard Scott (obituary) 3p 6: 25: Bruce, Archibald (bio sketch) 25:H149–150 57–61 Mitchill, Samuel Latham (bio sketch) H148 15: 22: 1: Bryant, Stearns J. (obituary) 5:3 Graeme, Richard W.: 3; bio sketch 143 Moore, Paul Brian: bio sketch 171; personality 9: Cahn, Lazard (bio sketch; cahnite crystal tomb- Grenville, Richard (Duke of Buckingham) (bio sketch 262–263; speech, A Mineralogist Looks 25: 6: stone) 3:99 sketch) H84 at His Profession 184–188 25: 25: 18: Calzolari, Francesco (bio sketch) 25:H25–27 Greville, Charles (bio sketch) H75, H78 Morgan, John Pierpont 423 18: 25: Campbell, Thomas J. (bio sketch) 22:146 Groben, Mike 258 Neickelio, Caspar (bio sketch) H43–45 6: 19: Canfield, Frederick A. (bio, collection) 21:31–39 Gunnell, Emory Mitchell (Mike): 226–229; Newberry, Cosmo 360–361 18: 22: Caplan, Allan (interview) 11:351–360 obituary 178–179 Orlandi, Paolo (bio sketch) 147 15: 25: Cassirer, Fred W. (memoirs) 10:223–229, 10:307– Harker, Roger (obituary) 66 Orr, Hugh (bio sketch) H145 12: 20: 314, 11:17–21 Hart, W. C. 135–136 Otero, Tony 13 19: 25: 25: Chamberlain, Steven C. (bio sketch) 22:145 Haüy, René Just: 145–146; bio sketch H53– Pabst von Ohain, Karl (bio sketch) H95–96 19: Chromy, Ben (profile) 1:115–116 56 Palache, Charles 375 25: 25: Clark, Rev. William Branwhite 19:368 Hazard, Samuel (bio sketch) H145 Palissy, Bernard (bio sketch) H186 21: 21: Clarke, Edward Daniel (1802 expedition through Hebenstreit, Johann Ernst (bio sketch) 400– Parnau, John “Jack” (obituary) 510 25: Transylvania and Hungary) 21:83–95 401 Peale, Charles Willson (bio sketch) H146–147 1: 2: Cleaveland, Parker 19:145–152 Henderson, William A. Jr. (bio sketch) 90 Pearl, Richard M. (bio sketch) 236–237 Pecora, William Thomas (profile) 2:149–150

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Pemberton, H. Earl (obituary) 19:75 von Baden, Caroline Louise (bio sketch) 25:H98– Peru Minero, El, available in Spanish and in Penfield, Samuel Lewis 20:181–183 99 English 24:247b Pennant, Thomas (bio sketch) 25:H70–71 von Born, Ignaz 19:29 Puca Raju mine 21:250s Perham, Frank (profile) 6:105 von der Null, Jacob Friedrich (see van der Nüll) Quiruvilca 4:140, 4:159–163s, 8:394s, 9:228s, Perkin, Willard “Perky” (obituary, bio) 23:207– von Lothringen, Franz Stefan (bio sketch) 18:199–201s, 21:257s 208 25:H103–106 Raura mine, Lima Dept. 19:119n, 22:53s Perry, Nathan H. 18:119–120 Vonsen, Magnus (bio) 6:169–170 Sacramento mine, Julcani district 5:216m, 5:217– Peters, Sidney (career) 8:T54 Vossbrink, Anne (obituary) 24:170 219 Pinch, William W. (elected MSA fellow) 6:179 Wallerius, Johan (bio sketch) 25:H132 San Genaro (Jenaro?) mine, Huancavelica, Hunin Piret, Paul (bio sketch) 22:148 Waterhouse, Benjamin (bio sketch) 25:H147–148 13:40s, 20:300s Policy for publishing obituary notices 18:117 Watters, Lu (bio sketch) 22:250ff Santa Isabel vein, Huallapon mine, Pasto Bueno, Post, Jeffrey E. (curatorial appointment) 23:4 Webster, John White 10:126 Ancash province 9:36s Rashleigh, Philip (bio sketch) 25:H71, 25:H74 Weidhaas, Ernest (obituary) 5:288 Santa Rita mine, Casapalca, Junin province 22:217s Richter, Johann Christoph: bio, collection 21:399– Werner, Abraham Gottlob: 17:17, 19:20; bio sketch Tentadora mine, Julcani district 5:216m, 5:217– 403; bio sketch 25:H94–95 25:H99–100 218 Roberts, Betty (obituary) 18:179 Wherry, Edgar T. (obituary) 14:354ff Uchucchaqua mine, Lima Dept. 22:53s, 22:217s, Roberts, Willard Lincoln: bio sketch 22:146; obitu- White, John Sampson: post-Smithsonian activities 22:391s, 24:393s ary 18:258; tribute 19:279–280 25:83; retires from Smithsonian 22:331p PETALITE Robinson, George W. (bio sketch) 22:144–145 Whitmire, John (obituary) 20:420 Brazil Roebling, Washington A. (bio, collection, corre- Williams, John I, II, III, IV (bio sketches) 25:H84– spondence) 21:13–30 85 Minas Gerais Romé de l’Isle, Jean: 20:259–263; bio sketch Williams, Sid and Betty 18:365 Araçuai area pegmatites (gemmy fragments 12: 25:H50–53 Wilson, Marc L. (new Carnegie Museum curator) to 10 cm) 74 12: Romero, Miguel (1992 Carnegie Mineralogical 24:2 Ilha mine, Araçuai area (74) 10: Award; bio sketch) 23:281 Wilson, Wendell E. (named editor of Mineralogi- Linópolis area (facetable) 180 Ross, Clarence Samuel (obituary, profile) 6:166 cal Record) 7:50–51 Maxixe pegmatite, Araçuai area (100-ton 12: Rothschild, Randolph S. 12:133–134 Winthrop, John Jr.: 1:6–7; bio sketch 25:H144 masses) 74 12: Rowley, Elmer B. (profile) 2:8ff Winthrop, John the Younger 1:6–7 Urubu pegmatite, Araçuai area 77 12: Rudolf II (Holy Roman Empire) (bio sketch) Wolfe, Caleb Wroe (profile) 6:13 Velha mine, Araçuai area 74 Italy 25:H38 Woodhouse, C. Douglas (bio) 7:173, 7:189 Russell, Thomas Dunton (bio sketch) 25:68ff Woodhouse, James (bio sketch) 25:H149 Tuscany 16: Sacco, Desmond (bio sketch) 24:33 Woodward, John (bio sketch) 25:H67–68 San Piero in Campo area, Elba 359–361d Sweden Sage, Balthazar (bio sketch) 25:H49–50 Wulfen, Franz Xavier von 17:366–367 19: St. Aubyn, John (bio sketch) 25:H81 Yaffe, Paul (obituary) 5:173 Utö, Stockholm 295h United States Sakurai Kinichi (obituary) 25:2 Yedlin, L. Neal: 17:269; died 8:431; memorial Salmons, Frank A. (and kunzite) 18:369 10:231–237; profile 6:225; stroke 8:284, 8:339 Maine 16: Sams, Perkins and Ann 17:293–295 Yount, Victor (interview) 7:241–247 Mt. Marie, Oxford County (374) Schairer, J. Frank (obituary) 1:96 Zodac, Peter 19:77–79 Tamminen quarry, Oxford County (facetable) 24: Schortmann, Raymond, Alvin, and Marjorie Zois, Ziga (Sigmund): 19:42; bio sketch 25:H108– 382n (dealership) 9:107–109 109 PETARASITE Scripps, Josephine Louise (obituary) 23:456–457 PERU Canada Seel, Hildegarde Schumann (obituary) 19:75 Québec Alimon mine, Huaron 20:300s Seel, Paul: obituary 13:258; profile 1:11ff Mt. St-Hilaire: euhedral 13:242; formerly Casapalca, Junin province 5:38, 7:188s, 9:36s, Segeler, Curt (profile) 6:273–274 UK#42, crystals to 6.5 cm, also replacing 18:368s, 18:409s Sella, Quintino (bio sketch) 11:107–108 unknown 21:329–330p,d; resembles yel- Chiurucu mine, Huanzala, Ancash Dept. 20:481s, Semsey, Andor 19:26, 19:31 13: 21: low eudialyte 44 Seybert, Adam (bio sketch) 25:H149 175s 5: 5: PETEDUNNITE Shrum, Louis (profile) 1:54ff Estela mine, Julcani district 216m, 217–219 5: 5: Sickler, Frederick H. (and kunzite) 18:369–372 Herminia mine, Julcani district 216m, 217– United States Sinkankas, John (profile) 2:103–104 219 New Jersey Sloane, Hans (bio sketch) 25:H65–67 Huallapon mine, Pasto Bueno, Ancash province Franklin 19:75h 9: 10: 11: 14: Smale, Stephen (collector profile) 23:401–407 36s, 32, 321, 375s PETRUKITE 9: 23: Smithson, James (bio sketch) 25:H82–83 Huancavelica (not specified) 36s, 436s 18: Japan Soret, Fréderic Jacob (bio sketch) 24:400 Huanuco 148 9: Asako-Gun, Hyogo 23:(435) Souza, Richard A. (leaves Carnegie Museum) Huanzala mine, near Huanzala, Huanuco 228s, 12: 13: 20: 20: 20: PETZITE 22:331p 181s, 29–30s, 69n, 398s, 403, 21: Sowerby, James (bio sketch) 25:H76–81 491s Localities not specified 13:392q, 13:393h 21: Sternberg, Joachim (bio sketch) 25:H113–114 Huaron mine, Pasco Dept. 490s Numerous world localities listed 13:(393) 5: Stieglitz, Christian Ludwig (bio sketch) 25:H96– Julcani district, 320 km southeast of Lima 215– Australia 98 221m,p,h,g Western Australia Stromwasser, Joseph (obituary) 5:156 La Liberdad mine, Quiruvilca, near Trujillo, Kalgoorlie 18:(28) 16: 18: Stuart, John (Earl of Bute) (bio sketch) 25:H69– Liberdad 459–460s, 199–201s Lake View and Star mines, Kalgoorlie 9:(114) 15: 15: 70 La Oroya, Lima: 43s; see 249 Canada 20: 20: Sutherland, F. Lin (bio sketch) 22:148 Localities not specified 397s, 398s British Columbia 5: 5: Tanaka, Daiyu 19:235 Lucrecia mine, Julcani district 216m, 217– Grotto group, southwest of Hazelton (mas- Thayer, David W., new curator of Arizona-Sonora 219 sive) 2:206–207 20: Desert Museum 14:4 Mercedes mine, Huancavelica, Huanzala 69s, Philippines 21: Thiel, Leonard (obituary) 11:275 175s Mt. Antamok, Mountain Province (“antamok- 19: Thomas, William J. (bio sketch) 22:144 Millotingo 338s ite”; probably petzite) 13:(393) 5: 5: Troost, Gerard 15:141–147 Mimosa mine, Julcani district 216m, 217–219 Romania 9: Ulrich, George H. F. 19:360–361 Minasragra, near Cerro de Pasco 113s Bote mine 13:(393) 5: van der Nüll (von der Null), Jacob Friedrich (bio Morococha, Junin Dept. 38 Sac ar âmb (formerly Nagyág) 13:(374) 15: sketch) 25:H107–108 Mundo Nuevo 45s Stanija (formerly Sztanisza) mine 13:(374) Van Scriver, Curt (obituary) 13:322 Pachapaqui (Pachipaque?) mine, near Huanzala, United States 18: 18: 18: Vaux, George, Jr. (memorial) 5:211–214 Ancash province 147s, 242s, 409s, Arizona 19: 21: Voileau, Anne (interview) 7:162–163 338s, 490h Campbell shaft, Bisbee 24:433n

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California United States Connecticut Bald Mountain, Tuolumne County: euhedral Arizona Strickland quarry, Middlesex County 19:332n 13:394p; gold with 18:42p Lavender pit, Bisbee district (octahedrons) Idaho Jumper-Golden Rule mine, Tuolumne County 12:310 Sawtooth batholith (micro prismatic) 24:195 (gold with) 18:45 Nevada Maine Sugarman-Nigger mine, Tuolumne County Majuba Hill mine: 20:(390); 3 mm cubes Lord’s Hill, Stoneham 2:102n 18:64 16:68, 16:69p Nevada Tuolumne County (4 mines) 18:(64) Northumberland mine, Nye County (cubes, Wheeler Peak, White Pine County 20:70n, Colorado tetrahedral penetration twins) 16:40p, 20:390n Brooklyn mine, Silverton district (crystals) 16:41q New Hampshire 10:331 New Jersey Government pit, Carroll County 14:(47) Cash mine, Boulder County (masses) 13:398n Sterling Hill mine 13:35, 13:36p Sugarloaf Mountain area 17:342n Good Hope mine, Gunnison County 14:(246) Utah Wisconsin Nancy mine, Boulder County 13:398n Central Eureka mine, Eureka 3:37n Rib Mountain, Marathon County: 8:64n; clear Rex Hill area, Boulder County 13:398n PHAUNOUXITE to 4 mm 8:389–390p; to 3 cm, some twins San Juan Mountains 10:359n 12:96p France Slide mine, Boulder County (crystals) 7:280n Virginia 19: Sunnyside mine, San Juan County 14:245p Gabe Gottes vein, Ste. Marie-aux-Mines (256) Amelia County (micro) 2:102 PHENAKITE Montana “PHENGITE” Mayflower mine, Madison County (masses) Persistent association with “amazonite” micro- See Muscovite 13:398n cline 2:129 Oregon Austria PHILIPPINES Last Chance mine, Baker County (masses) Kaiserer and Lohninger quarries, Salzburg Antamok, Mountain province 13:393s, 13:395s 13:398n 13:(173) PHILIPSBORNITE Brazil “PHACOLITE” Australia See Chabazite Bahia Socotó emerald deposit (short prismatic, to Tasmania 19: PHANTOMS 10 cm) 16:108c,q Dundas area 388 See Inclusions and Phantoms Minas Gerais Western Australia 24: Morro Agudo pegmatite 16:107–108 Ashburton Downs (earthy) 215p PHARMACOLITE Namibia Pica Pau beryl deposit (lenticular, to 6 cm) Germany 13: 18: 16:107p–108c,q Tsumeb 143, (367) 19: Wittichen (256) São Miguel de Piracicaba deposit: 2:12n, PHILLIPSBURGITE Macedonia (formerly Yugoslavia) 11:317n; euhedral to 10 cm 2:102n; len- 24: Italy Allchar (acicular coatings) 442–443 ticular, to 10 cm 16:107d United States Sardinia Talho Aberto pegmatite 16:107–108 19: Michigan Sa Duchessa 308–309q,p England United States Mohawk mine, Keweenaw County (coating) Cornwall 23:M67 Montana Botallack district (prismatic to 1 cm) 24:281 Black Pine mine, Granite County 17:(342), Nevada Jowl Zawn, near St. Just 17:(347) 19: 23:482 Getchell mine, Humboldt County 254– Stamps, near St. Just 17:(347) 255p Utah Wheal Edward, near St. Just 17:347n 24: New Jersey Gold Hill mine (plates to 1 mm) 19p, Germany 24: Sterling Hill mine (uncertain id) 13:(37) 21c Bavaria PHILLIPSITE PHARMACOSIDERITE Epprechtstein, Fichtelgebirge (on orthoclase) Australia See also Barium- and Sodium-pharmacosiderite 18:(162) Australia Fichtelsee 19:124n New South Wales Prospect quarry 25:191d New South Wales Madagascar Willy Wally Gully (twinned) 19:402–403c,d Kintore opencut, Broken Hill (some enclos- Anjanabonoina: 20:197p; crystals to 8 cm Tasmania ing ferrian turquoise) 19:431 15:118 Doughboys (1 cm groups) 23:432n South Australia Norway Victoria Preamimma mine 12:(107) Drammen area, Buskerud (to 1 cm) 22:51p Flinders area 19:455–456p Tasmania Pakistan Narre Warren quarry, Berwick: 12:108, Magnet mine 19:(383) Gilgit Division (locality not specified) 23:268n 12:109p; with montmorillonite selectively Victoria Russia (formerly USSR) deposited on twin re-entrants 18:438p Clunes 18:(29) Sverdlovsk, Ural Mountains (crude 5 cm crys- Sunderland Bluff, Phillip Island 19:456–457q St. Arnaud 18:(29) tals) 23:280n Brazil Western Australia Takovaya (Takowaja), Ural Mountains 18:432n Santa Catarina Anticline prospect, Ashburton Downs (minute Spain Lages (south of) 2:13n crystals) 24:214 Franqueira (near), Pontevedra: 25:222n; pris- Canada Marda (newly described) 16:121–123q,p,c,h matic to 2 cm 24:236 Brazil Ukraine (formerly USSR) British Columbia Monte Creek, Kamloops district 19:333n Minas Gerais Locality not specified 18:159n Québec Córrego do Urucum pegmatite 17:311 United States Mt. St-Hilaire (crystals to 3 mm) 21:330 Geraldo Candinho mine, near Linópolis Colorado Denmark (micro crystals) 14:236 Cameron Cone, El Paso County 16:(228) 12: Chile Crystal Park, El Paso County 5:183p, 5:185 Færoe Islands 19n France Chuquicamata 9:330n Crystal Peak area, Park/Teller counties (2.5 19: England cm crystal) 16:227 Espallion, Aveyrun 337n Germany Cornwall Harris Park, Park County 16:(228) Hessen Botallack district (minute cubic) 24:281 Hunters Run, El Paso County 16:(228) 20: Morocco Mt. Antero, Chaffee County: 2:102p, 10:340– Lungd 398 Oberwiddersheim 8:305p Bou Azzer (minute crystals) 9:73 346p,d; yellow 24:222 Namibia Specimen Rock, El Paso County 5:187n Rheinland-Pfalz Laacher See area, Eifel district: 10:94p; Tsumeb (crystals) 8:T29 Ten-Percenter mine (Key-hole vug), Teller County (micro) 18:148–150p twinned 8:323d

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Iceland Table Mountain, Jefferson County 19:173p Canaphite (species description) 16:467–468 Nordhurádalur (8 mm twins) 12:19c New Jersey Córrego Frio mine and vicinity, near Linópolis, Ireland Franklin/Sterling Hill 19:274n Minas Gerais, Brazil 14:227–237 Locality not specified (micro) 10:174–175 Oregon Fluorapatite (zoned blue/white), King Lithia mine, Italy Obsidian Cliffs, Lane County (hematite af- SD 15:361–366 Sicily ter) 12:44 Hålsjöberg, Värmland, and Hökensäs, Västergöt- Aci Castello 17:205n PHOENICOCHROITE land (Sweden), phosphate genesis in kyanite Santa Maria la Timpa 17:205n deposits 23:436g Australia New Zealand Herderite/hydroxyl-herderite series 10:5–12 Pahau River 14:50n Tasmania Indian Mountain area, Alabama and Georgia 8: United States Adelaide mine 25 5:241–244, 20:355–362 19: Arizona Magnet mine (383) Iron phosphates from a sedimentary environment, Iran Horseshoe Dam area, Maricopa County (or- Bethel Church, IN 15:352–357 11: ange balls; micro euhedral) 14:116–117 Seh-Changi deposit (micro crystals) 296d Laueite, Hagendorf-Süd, Germany, and Palermo, Scotland Malpais Hill, Pinal County (clusters) 14:111– NH 20:363–364 112p Strathclyde/Dumfries and Galloway Leveäniemi iron mine, Svappavaara, Sweden 12: Colorado Leadhills-Wanlockhead district 238 20:343–346 Table Mountain, Jefferson County 19:164q, PHOSGENITE Montgomeryite (red) and associated minerals, Tip 19:172–173p Australia Top mine, SD 14:195–197 Idaho New South Wales Mullica Hill, NJ 11:307–311 Lucky Peak Dam site 23:(424) Broken Hill 7:30 Newry, ME 6:189–204 New Jersey Queensland Paulkerrite (species description) 15:303–306 Hinchcliffe Stadium site, Paterson 9:172, Mt. Isa mine 19:482 Pegmatite phosphates, descriptive mineralogy and 9:176p Tasmania crystal chemistry 4:103–129 Pennsylvania Adelaide mine 19:(384) Phosphate Minerals of Victoria (Australia) 25:305b Holidaysburg, Blair County (harmotome/phil- Kapi mine (yellow crystals) 8:25 Reaphook Hill, South Australia 9:20–24 lipsite, twinned) 19:333s Magnet mine 19:(383) Tip Top mine, Custer County, SD 14:195–197, PHLOGOPITE Brazil 17:238–254 Williams pegmatites, AL 6:66–73 Australia São Felix do Xingu prospect (green crystals to 7 mm) 6:285 Queensland PHOSPHOFERRITE São Paulo Mt. Isa mine 19:482 In pegmatite environments 4:122 Furnas mine 6:(285) Western Australia Numerous world localities 4:120 England Argyle and Ellendale mines (massive) 21:562n Brazil Cornwall Brazil Minas Gerais Three localities (crystals) 24:392n Bahia Énio pegmatite, near Galiléia 12:(71) Tregardock 19:(337) Brumado district (flakes to 1 cm) 9:205 Linópolis (phosphoferrite-reddingite) 20:394 Wheal Penrose 19:(337) São Paulo United States Derby Jacupiranga mine (some zoned red/green) South Dakota Bage mine, Bolehill: 14:18–19; “cromford- 15:265c, 15:269 Tip Top mine 17:245, 17:251 4: Canada ite”; crystals to 6.3 cm 79–80h Matlock: 24:245–246h, 24:401h, 25:39–41h; PHOSPHOPHYLLITE British Columbia original discovery 23:377–385h,p In pegmatite environments 4:123 Ice River complex (phlogopite-biotite) 12:224 France Australia Ontario Les Farges mine, Corréze 13:(267) South Australia Kilpatrick mine, Madoc (rough doubly ter- Greece Reaphook Hill, Flinders Range: 9:23; after minated crystals) 17:382 Kamaréza mine, Laurium (euhedral in slag) parahopeite 12:105n Québec 7:124 Bolivia Gatineau Park (Chaput-Payne prospect), Gati- Italy Unificada mine, Cerro de Potosí (14 cm twin) neau County (crystals to 8 cm) 11:80, Sardinia 10:35 11:81q Monteponi 15:371 Germany Mt. St-Hilaire (euhedral to 5 mm) 21:330 Morocco Bavaria Templeton (42 cm crystal from 1900 Paris Touissit mine 18:430n, 20:69 Hagendorf 4:123 Exposition) 22:71–72 Namibia Zambia Wilson’s Corners 19:334n Tsumeb: crystals to 10 cm 24:235; some id as Broken Hill 12:394n Yates mine, Pontiac County (amber to black mimetite 8:T29n, 8:T85p crystals to 35 cm) 12:362p PHOSPHOSIDERITE Scotland Greenland 4: Two localities (crystals) 24:392n In pegmatite environments 114 Gardiner complex: 50 cm books 16:492; plates United States Numerous world localities 4:119 to 50 cm 24:G56 Brazil Namibia Arizona Mammoth mine, Pinal County (crystals to 35 Minas Gerais Tsumeb 13:143 24: mm) 11:175d Conselheiro Pena 385n Norway 17: New Mexico Córrego do Urucum pegmatite 311n Gjerdingen, Nordmarka region (minute crys- 12: Stephenson-Bennett mine, Dona Ana County: Énio pegmatite, near Galiléia 71 tals) 11:88–89p 2: 20:30; crystals to 4 cm 4:33 Sapucaia area (“metastrengite”) (12) Russia (formerly USSR) Paraíba Slyudyanka, Lake Baikal district (crystals to 1 PHOSINAITE Alto Benedito pegmatite (coatings) 22:185n m) 1:58–60 Canada Canada United States Québec Yukon Arizona Mt. St-Hilaire (6 mm fibrous) 23:429 Rapid Creek and Big Fish River areas (pow- New Cornelia mine, Pima County 14:(296) Russia (formerly USSR) dery; veinlets; after unknown prismatic to California Mt. Karnasurt, Kola Peninsula 23:(433) 1 cm) 23:Y30 Jensen quarry, Riverside County (some pyr- PHOSPHATE MINERALOGY United States rhotite on and in) 15:279, 15:289n Alabama Kalkar quarry, Santa Cruz County 17:325 Aluminum phosphates, Mauldin Mountain, AR Indian Mountain, Cherokee County 20:359 16: Colorado 291–295 Williams pegmatites, Coosa County: 25:214; 17: Italian Mountain area, Gunnison County Black Hills, SD, type localities 297–301 massive, euhedral 6:69–72 15:86n Calcioferrite, Moculta quarry, South Australia 16:477–480

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Arizona Specimen stage, rotating 5:272 South Africa 7 U 7 ranch, Yavapai County 15:305n Stereo pairs: drawn by computer 19:342; seeing in Cape Province California 3-D without a viewer 23:284 Hotazel mine 9:151 Champion mine, Mono County 18:137p Stereophotography: 18:399–404, 19:128; high- Transvaal Georgia magnification 21:475–480; stereo viewer in- Messina district (euhedral; some to 5 mm in Graves Mountain: after lazulite 10:48–49p, cluded with 18:#6; see also Photography of quartz) 22:198p 18:137; micro grains 16:451 Specimens—Stereo pairs Sweden Indian Mountain, Polk County 20:359 Traveling exhibit by Royal Ontario Museum 9:255 Ultevis, Norrbotten (brilliant crystals to 6 mm) Indiana Tucson Show poster contest 17:227 8:517 Bethel Church fossil dig, Pike County (chalky Underground photography 20:100 Switzerland crusts) 15:353p, 15:355–356 View cameras 5:138–140 Tiefencastel area 10:(122) Nevada PHURCALITE United States Manhattan, Nye County (clinobarrandite dis- Colorado England credited as) 16:45h Idarado mine, San Miguel/Ouray counties: New Jersey Devon 10:329, 10:359n; 5 mm crystals 14:248p Mullica Hill, Gloucester County (crystals) Merrivale quarry, Dartmoor (“merrivalite,” Wales 20: 11:308–309p,d “nisaite,” etc. id as) 395 Gwynedd United States South Dakota Benalt mine (to 1 mm) 22:390n Bull Moose mine, Custer County (crystals to Utah 19: PIGEONITE 2.5 cm) 4:114 Posey mine, San Juan County (333) Zaire United States PHOSPHURANYLITE Shinkolobwe mine 20:283 Pennsylvania Brazil PICKERINGITE French Creek mine 25:(115) Minas Gerais Australia PINAKIOLITE Córrego do Urucum pegmatite 17:311 Queensland Sweden Cruzeiro mine (coatings) 11:370n Mt. Isa mine (id as halotrichite) 19:482 Långban district 8:(517) Énio pegmatite, near Galiléia (coatings) 12:71 Chile Telírio mine, near Linópolis 14:(234) PINCHITE 9: Italy Chuquicamata and Quetena mines 328 Italy United States Sardinia Liguria Texas Arcu su Linnarbu, near Capoterra 18:182 25: Terlingua district (crystals to 1 mm) 21:230 Portugal Libiola mine, Genova (215) Tuscany “PINITE” Cunha Baixa mine, Beira Alta province 15:295p, Cetine mine (halotrichite-pickeringite) 15:30– 15:297c Indefinite mixture of muscovite and chlorite Zaire 31 United States United States Shinkolobwe mine 20:283 Connecticut Arizona Gillette quarry, Middlesex County (after spod- PHOTOGRAPHY OF SPECIMENS Shattuck shaft, Bisbee district (post-mining, umene) 23:28 Airport x-rays, effects on film 9:293–294, 10:132, prismatic) 12:310 PINNOITE 11:55 California Articles, list of 24:418 Geysers, The, Sonoma County 24:351n Kazakhstan (formerly USSR) Inder (crystallized) 24:389n Backgrounds, selecting 4:204–205 PICOTPAULITE Basics of photography 4:158ff PIRSSONITE Macedonia (formerly Yugoslavia) Calcite, polarizing filter for photographing inclu- Allchar 24:443d,c Canada sions in 24:311 Québec Cameras, selecting 4:89–90 PICROMERITE Mt. St-Hilaire (crystals to 1 mm) 24:388n Close-up equipment and techniques 5:31–33 Chile United States Doubly refractive minerals, photographing inclu- Chuquicamata 9:325 California sions in, with polarizers 14:51 Germany Searles Lake (crystals to 1 cm) 6:78–79c,d Drawing microminerals as alternative to photog- Sachsen-Anhalt Colorado, Wyoming, Utah raphy 24:375–378 Rossleben (3.5 cm crystals with halite) Green River formation 8:368–371 Extension tube, constructing 5:270–272 17:209n “PISANITE” Flash photography 9:292–293 PICROPHARMACOLITE Guidelines for publication in Mineralogical Record See Melanterite 18:229–235 Germany “PITCHBLENDE” Baden-Württemberg Historical notes 18:229 See Uraninite Houston Show slide competition announced 14:210 Anton mine, Wittichen district (acicular) Image sharpness 9:91 8:306p PITTICITE In glass cases 9:292–293, 10:55 Hessen England Kristalle unter der Lupe 7:224b Richelsdorf 19:(256) Cornwall Label offered for specimens illustrated in Miner- Macedonia (formerly Yugoslavia) Botallack district 24:(281) alogical Record 9:131 Allchar (coatings) 24:443 United States Large-format equipment and techniques 5:138– United States Colorado 140 Michigan National Belle mine, Ouray County 17:(235) Lighting and film choice for microminerals 2:151 Mohawk mine, Keweenaw County (coating) Nevada Lighting equipment and techniques 5:167–170 23:M67 Northumberland mine, Nye County (black Mineralogical Record slide competition discon- Nevada masses) 16:40 tinued 14:210 Getchell mine, Humboldt County: 19:255p; White Caps mine, Nye County (oozing from Photographic Record, The (column, Wendell E. white coatings 16:22p fractures) 16:86n New Jersey Wilson) 5:31–33, 5:138–140, 5:167–170, PLAGIOCLASE SERIES 5: 6: Sterling Hill mine: 10:163; efflorescences, 270–272, 302–309 See also end-members Albite and Anorthite Photomicrography: 17:333–337, 18:234; using bel- sprays 13:36, 13:37p, 13:38 Source of interference colors 3:18–20q 6: PIEMONTITE lows 302–309; using bellows and macro lenses Australia 22:471–476 Norway New South Wales Print tonal range 9:91–92 Nordli, Nord-Trøndelag 23:(436) Prospect quarry (tabular crystals to 2 cm) Rice, box of, to position specimen 10:299 Søre Lia, Lom 20:(397) 25:188 Smale, Stephen 23:401–407

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South Australia United States PLUMBOGUMMITE Moonta mines 19:(412) Colorado Australia Wallaroo mines 19:(413) San Juan Mountains 10:359n New South Wales Canada Zaire Kintore opencut, Broken Hill 19:431–432p,q, Ontario Shinkolobwe mine 20:(276) 19:434p Griffith (near) (after scapolite) 13:77–78p PLATTNERITE Western Australia Germany 1: Ledge prospect, Ashburton Downs (powder) Rheinland-Pfalz Locality not specified 75h Australia 24:215 Laacher See area, Eifel district 8:322c Brazil Moon Western Australia Anticline prospect, Ashburton Downs (mas- Minas Gerais Mostly anorthite 1:19–20q Geraldo Candinho mine, near Linópolis United States sive; minute crystals) 24:215p Greece (strontian; micro crystals) 14:236 Arizona 25: England Bisbee district (andesine) 12:290 Kamaréza mine, Laurium 280 Italy Cumbria New Cornelia mine, Pima County 14:(297) Mexico mine (drusy smoky) 22:116–117n California Sardinia 15: Roughton Gill mine (blue) 22:117n Jensen quarry, Riverside County 15:289n Punta sa Torre mine 372n Mexico Germany Connecticut Rheinland-Pfalz Litchfield County 18:(360) Durango Mapimi (acicular on aurichalcite) 10:297p, Ems district (drusy, light brown) 15:338 PLAGIONITE 10:298n Scotland Bolivia Ojuela mine (1 mm prismatic) 1:75–79h,p,d,c,q Strathclyde/Dumfries and Galloway Oruro district (euhedral to 1 cm) 6:134 Namibia Leadhills-Wanlockhead district 12:(250) Germany Tsumeb (coatings, crystals) 8:T29n Spain Harz Mountains Scotland Horcajo mines, Ciudad Real (micro crystals) Wolfsberg 9:(113) Strathclyde/Dumfries and Galloway 25:25 United States PLANCHEITE Leadhills-Wanlockhead district 12:(250) United States Massachusetts Congo Arizona Loudville mine, Hampshire County (crusts) Sanda mine, Mindouli (crusts) 24:237n Glove mine (minute needles) 14:306 13:46 Namibia Old Yuma mine, Pima County 14:(106) New Mexico Tsumeb (masses; “bisbeeite” id as) 8:T29n, Red Cloud mine, La Paz County (minute Mex-Tex mine, Socorro County 20:41q 8:T82p needles) 11:149 PLUMBOJAROSITE South Africa 79 mine (micro needles) 3:251 Transvaal Australia Shattuck shaft and Southwest mine, Bisbee Messina district (some “papagoite” id as) Western Australia 24:433n 22:197 Anticline prospect, Ashburton Downs (pow- Silver Bill mine, Cochise County (micro) United States der; tabular) 24:215 11:261n, 14:130 Arizona Brazil Silver Hill mine, Pima County 19:(312) Mammoth mine, Pinal County 11:170 Bahia Southwest mine, Bisbee district (2.5 mm New Cornelia mine, Pima County (massive) Boquira mine, near Oliveira do Brejinho crystals) 12:310 14:297 (earthy) 6:285 Tonopah-Belmont mine, Maricopa County Nugget Fraction mine, Pima County 15:43n Chile 19:143 Shattuck shaft, Bisbee district 12:310 Chuquicamata 9:329n Idaho Michigan Greece Caledonia mine, Shoshone County (nodules) Algomah and Mass mines, Ontonagon County Kamaréza mine, Laurium (powdery) 7:123 12:346 (fibrous; after dioptase) 23:M67 Mexico Last Chance mine, Shoshone County (mas- Zaire Chihuahua sive) 12:346 Kamoto mine (velvety) 23:495n Los Lamentos (masses) 11:285 You-Like mine, Shoshone County: 1:75– Mashamba West mine (silky balls to 1 cm) Namibia 79h,c,q; botryoidal 13:280 23:437n Tsumeb 8:T29n Nevada United States PLANERITE Diamond mine, near Eureka 3:273p, 3:275p Arizona United States White Pine County (tabular, twinned) 1:78p,c Atlanta shaft, Bisbee district 12:310n Arizona New Mexico 79 mine (and/or jarosite) 3:253 New Cornelia mine, Pima County (doubtful Blanchard claims, Socorro County 19:(332) Southwest mine, Bisbee district 12:310n id) 14:297 Carnahan mine, Santa Fe County 20:(63) Tonopah-Belmont mine, Maricopa County Arkansas Hansonburg district, Socorro County 20:43 19:141p, 19:143 Buckeye Mountain, Polk County 16:(291) Portales mine, Socorro County (after galena) California Coon Creek, Polk County 16:(291) 20:43 Thompson mine, Inyo County 15:16n County Pit, Mauldin Mountain, Montgomery PLAYFAIRITE Nevada County: coatings and micro spheres Canada Killie mine, Elko County 18:418p 16: 16: 293–295p; spheres 152p Ontario Rosella prospect, Clark County (vegasite poss. PLATINUM Taylor farm, near Madoc 13:95, 13:96q, id as) 16:55h Auriferous 13:(398) 13:(80) New Mexico 20: Brazil “PLEONASTE” Cooks Peak district, Luna County 10 Hardscrabble mine, Socorro County 20:21 Minas Gerais See Spinel Córrego Bom Sucesso, near Serro (palladian; PLUMBOMICROLITE PLOMBIERITE dendritic, botyroidal, plumose) 23:471– Russia (formerly USSR) 474p,q United States Keyvy mine, Kola Peninsula (2 cm octahedral) Russia (formerly USSR) California 22:225n Konder, Khabarovskiy Kray: 24:389n; twinned Crestmore quarry, Riverside County 9:(113) Kola Peninsula 25:218n cubic to 1.5 cm 24:225p, 24:227 PLUMBOFERRITE West Keivy, Kola Peninsula (6 cm crystal) Ural Mountains (3 cm nugget) 11:59n Sweden 15:45, 15:46p South Africa Jakobsberg, Värmland 1:166n Merensky Reef, Bushveld Complex 18:193n

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PLUMBONACRITE Canada Malawi United States British Columbia Mt. Malosa region (micro crystals) 25:35 Arizona Highland Bell mine, Beaverdell 20:446 United States Mammoth mine, Pinal County (tentative id) Chile New Mexico 11:175 Chañarcillo 10:201n Point of Rocks quarry, Colfax County 15:153, Czech Republic (formerly Czechoslovakia) 15:154p, 16:150p PLUMBOTSUMITE Príbram 19:(116) PORTLANDITE Namibia Germany Germany Tsumeb 13:143c,p Niedersachsen Rheinland-Pfalz POETRY St. Andreasberg 17:(9) Obersachsen Laacher See area, Eifel district (massive; Evans, Abbie Huston 7:172–173 8: Bräunsdorf 17:(18) crude crystalline) 317 South Africa POKROVSKITE Schneeberg 17:(13) Kazakhstan (formerly USSR) Mexico Cape Province 22: Zlatorgorskaya intrusion 18:135 Chihuahua Black Rock mine 289n 22: United States Batopilas district 17:(79) N’Chwaning mines: 289n; crystals to 3 23: Maryland Guanajuato cm 436n 22: Rockville Crushed Stone Co. quarry, Mont- Reyes mine: arborescent acanthite on 18:366– Wessels mine (platy crystals to 5.7 cm) 289 gomery County 18:135–136p,c,q, 19:332n 367n; casts after pyrargyrite 25:60n; plates PORTUGAL North Carolina 25:58n Barroca Grande mine (see Panasqueira mine) Addie olivine quarry, Jackson County 18:136 Sonora Borralha mine, Minho 12:83–84s POLAND Las Chispas mine, Arizpe 25:73h,c,q Corga Seca mine (see Panasqueira mine) Zacatecas Cunha Baixa mine, Beira Alta 15:293–297g,m Guewroccav, Seesie 15:117–118s Fresnillo 22:391n Estremoz, Alto Alentejo 18:368s, 22:225s Jeziorska mine, Silesia 21:174s, 22:459s Norway Monte Redondo quarry 2:401–402g,s Kraków Saltworks mine, Wieliczka 19:32–33h,p; Kongsberg 17:(35) Panasqueira (Panesqueira) mine: 2:73–78p,h,g, see also Poland—Wieliczka Spain 10:301h, 18:368s, 19:266s; closed 25:215h Lower Silesia 15:38s Hiendelaencina district, Guadalajara (massive) Rebordões mine (see Panasqueira mine) Machow mine, southwest of Tarnobrzeg 14:176s, 23:248 Vale da Ermida mine (see Panasqueira mine) 16:152s, 20:72s, 20:237s, 20:398s, 23:29– United States POSNJAKITE 32h,m,g Arizona 22: Olkusz mine, Silesia 391s Bisbee district (grains) 12:310 Canada 20: Opatowskic 398s California British Columbia 13: Reichenstein, Silesia region 370h Morning Star mine, Alpine County (micro Rocher Déboulé mine, near Hazelton 15:90– 18: 20: 22: Stanislawow, Silesia 161s, 485s, 459s crystals) 22:37 91 10: Tarnobrzeg 123 Zaca mine, Alpine County (tabular to 1.6 Québec 21: Ulgusz (= Olkusz?) mine 491s mm) 22:37 Mt. St-Hilaire (efflorescences) 23:429n 21: Wieliczka 174s; see also Poland—Kraków Salt- Colorado England works Buffalo Boy mine, San Juan County 7:301n Cornwall POLHEMUSITE Bulldog mine, Creede 10:331 Drakewalls mine, Gunnislake 8:(390) United States Eagle mine, Eagle County (sharp hexagonal Fowey Consols mine, John’s Lodge 13:170q 9: Idaho plates) 23:277 Gunnislake (114) Germany B and B deposit, Valley County (announced) Enterprise mine, Rico district 16:(214) 10:301h,q,c Iron Clad mine, Rico district (hexagonal Rheinland-Pfalz Ems district 15:(342) POLLUCITE discs) 16:215n Revenue tunnel, Rico district 16:(215) Namibia Afghanistan Rico Aspen mine, Rico district 16:(214) Tsumeb (crystals) 8:T29 Paprok, Kunar province: 7 cm crystal 25:218n; Yankee Girl mine, Ouray County 10:359n New Zealand 60 cm trapezohedron 25:57 South Dakota Maharahara mine 17:202–203 Brazil Double Rainbow mine, Lawrence County United States Minas Gerais (crystals to 5 mm) 1:124n Colorado Zé Mario mine, Araçuai area (massive) Murry mine, Clear Creek County (micro 12:74–75 POLYDYMITE crystals) 11:38 Italy Vs. violarite 2:53–56q Yellow Pine mine, Boulder County (micro Tuscany Canada crystals) 11:38 San Piero in Campo area, Elba (crystals) Northwest Territories Michigan 16:361p Port Radium 20:(207) Clark mine, Keweenaw County 23:M67n Pakistan United States Nevada Gilgit area: 8 cm crystal 19:338n; 2 cm crystals Illinois Majuba Hill mine (minute crystals) 24:175 18:368n Hancock County (“violarite” id as) 2:53– Pennsylvania Locality not specified 20:(397) 55p,q Ecton mine, Montgomery County 18:(132) United States Gray’s quarry, Hancock County (“pipe- POSTAGE STAMPS DEPICTING California cleaner” habit; “millerite” id as) 1:151ff,p,q MINERALS AND MINING Himalaya dike system, San Diego County Missouri 19: (massive) 8:471 Sweetwater mine, Reynolds County (acicular Algeria 127 20: 20: 21: 22: 22: Maine to 12 mm) 9:111–112p,q Australia 301, 403, 499, 223, 478, 24: 24: 25: BB #7 quarry, Oxford County 16:(375) Zaire 245, 319, 385 19: 20: 24: 25: Bennett quarry (grains) 25:183 Shinkolobwe mine 20:276 Austria 127, 403, 319, 385 22: Dunton mine 16:(382) Botswana 71 POLYLITHIONITE 21: 24: 25: Mt. Mica (altered, granular) 16:372n Canada 499, 245, 301 Canada 18: Mt. Rubellite, Oxford County 16:373 China (Peoples Republic) 375 Québec Collectible stamps as refund for shipping charges POLYBASITE Mt. St-Hilaire: 10:108; massive, euhedral to 25:386 Australia 4 cm, fl. SW UV 21:330, 21:332p Czechoslovakia 19:8, 20:403, 24:319, 25:385 Queensland Poudrette quarry 18:(363) France 18:167, 20:301, 22:223, 23:282, 24:319, Mt. Isa mine 19:482 Greenland 24:400 Ilímaussaq complex (tabular to 10 cm) 24:G26h Germany 17:13, 19:127, 22:223, 22:311, 25:301

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Ghana 24:245 Status as “minerals” discussed 3:228, 4:92–93, Canada Kenya 25:301 4:150–152 Québec Malagasy Republic (Madagascar) 23:282 Stibnite, arsenolite formed in mine fire, White Drummondville area 19:(334) Mexico 18:333 Caps mine, NV 16:84–86p Jeffrey mine: 15:114p; 14 mm elongated Monaco 22:223, 23:446 Zincite, Olkusz mine, Poland (“from the Great 12:382p; prismatic, spindle-shaped 10:74– Namibia: 23:282, 24:319; see also Postage Mine Fire”) 22:391, 22:478 75c, 10:76p,d; sharp single crystals to 38 Stamps—Southwest Africa POTASSIUM ALUM mm 4:232–233p; spindle-shaped crystals New Zealand 17:218, 18:250, 21:499 to 9 mm 9:248p, 9:249 Chile North Korea 20:160, 20:420 Mt. St-Hilaire (compact radiating; minute 9: Peru 20:403, 25:385 Chuquicamata 328n crystals) 21:330 Italy Poland 19:33, 23:282 Orford mine 25:342, 25:343p Rhodesia and Nyasaland 24:319 Tuscany Thetford Mines (near) (yellow) 21:486n 15: Saar 24:319 Cetine mine 32 England South Africa 17:345 POUDRETTEITE Cornwall Southwest Africa: 20:403, 21:263, 21:499, 22:71, Canada Botallack district (crystalline crusts) 24:281 23:282, 24:245, 25:301, 25:385; see also Post- Québec France age Stamps—Namibia Poudrette quarry: 18:363, 18:364; rough pris- Bourg d’Oisans, Isére (rounded crystals to 1 Special cancellation, 1987 Tucson Show 17:354 matic to 5 mm 21:330 cm) 25:50n Swaziland 21:499 POUGHITE La Combe de la Selle, Isére (spheres, cox- Sweden 20:403, 25:385 combs) 24:223 Switzerland 18:250, 19:127, 20:488, 23:282 Mexico Germany Tanzania 22:71 Sonora Rheinland-Pfalz Thailand 25:301 Moctezuma mine 1:42 Zilsdorf quarry, Eifel 18:356n Uganda 20:488, 25:301 POWELLITE Greenland Union of Myanmar (formerly Burma) 23:282 Canada Sødalen, Miki Fjord 24:G52–53p United States: 20:403, 24:55, 25:301, 25:385, Québec India 25:H147; 1974 mineral stamps 6:292 Gatineau Park (Chaput-Payne prospect), Poona district (saddle-shaped) 12:381p USSR 19:41, 19:147, 22:71, 23:443, 24:319 Gatineau County (powdery) 11:80 Italy World of Minerals through Postage Stamps Chile Arrigo (balls, plates) 12:382p 19:205b Antofagasta (4 mm crystals) 22:388n Lombardy Yugoslavia 19:127, 22:202, 25:301 Inca Del Oro, Antofagasta (yellow, UV fl. Baveno area (1 mm crystals) 14:164 Zaire 22:155, 22:223 yellow) 16:147p Valle d’Aosta POST-MINING “MINERALS” Tia Maria (near) (green cupriferous; some after Val di Viu (groups to 2 cm) 23:499n Namibia Representative or significant occurrences; see also molybdenite) 24:225p, 24:227 Brandberg (crystalline spheres to 10 cm) 24:235 Slag Minerals India Copper Valley, Brandberg (crystals to 4.5 cm) Ammonium nitrate crystallized from fertilizer- Maharashtra (locality not specified) (36 mm gemmy crystal) 7:187p 25:50n fuel oil explosives 6:258–259 Norway 8: Nasik (near): 17:389–390n; 2.5 cm green dou- Aragonite “cave pearls” 35 Hurum, Buskerud 24:393s 12: 12: bly terminated 24:394n Bisbee, AZ, district: 288; lime 307; sulfur Kongsberg 17:(35) 12:314 Pandulena Hill quarries, near Nasik: 13:310q,c,d, 13:311–313p,c; euhedral to 5 cm 13:303– Valldal, Møre og Romsdal 24:393s Cetine mine, Tuscany, Italy (numerous species Portugal 15: 309p,h present) 27–36 Monte Redondo quarry (sheaves to 2.5 cm) Chalcanthite fibers, Majuba Hill, NV 16:63, 16:64p Namibia Tsumeb (micro crystals) 8:T29n 2:42n Complex encrustation (10 species) on timbers, Russia (formerly USSR) Silver Plume, CO 7:275 United States Arizona Cheguyva (Czegujewa), near Tetyukhe (Tet- Copper precipitated from mine water along iron juche) 18:(432) ore car rails, Ems, Germany 15:335p Bisbee Queen shaft, Bisbee district 12:(310) California South Africa Corrosion, weathering, and organic products (ex- Transvaal 6: Kalkar quarry, Santa Cruz County (fl. yel- amples) 187–188 Messina district: anhedral 22:198; malachite Crocoite, Adelaide mine, Australia 3:112 low) 17:323–324p Maine after 22:197 Crystals possibly of organic and/or industrial ori- Palabora mine 22:260p gin 13:233 Sanford deposit, York County (grains, crude crystals to 1 cm; after molybdenite) United States Epsomite, “carpet” of needles to 5 cm, White Arizona 16: 24:362–363p Caps mine, NV 86 Cole shaft, Bisbee district (small euhedral) Gunningite, post-collecting coating 7:275 Michigan Calumet & Hecla conglomerate (various 12:310 Gypsum, crystals to 20 cm in mine sumps, Naica, California 14: mines) (blackish crystals, micro to 10 cm) Chihuahua, Mexico 385 Jensen quarry, Riverside County (massive to 19: 23:M63p, 23:M67d Gypsum, var. selenite, Hagans, WV 117 crystalline) 15:277–278p, 15:279–280c Haidingerite, White Caps mine, NV 16:86 Minesota mine, Ontonagon County (yellow euhedral micro) 23:M67–68 Colorado Halite, thenardite, mirabilite, Camp Verde, AZ Italian Mountain area, Gunnison County (tan 14: Rhode Island 88–90p globular) 15:82p–84 Iron sulfates, mine waters with pH <-1, Iron Johnston, Providence County (scheelite partly altered to) 1:55 Connecticut Mountain mine, CA 22:382–383 12: PREHNITE Cheshire, New Haven County (balls) 381p Keweenaw Peninsula, MI, general discussion Maryland 23: M51 Early description (1783) 10:55–56h Rockville Crushed Stone Co. quarry, Mont- Melanterite: Boyd mine, TN (crystals to 2.5 cm) Australia gomery County: 17:(127); individual crys- 3: 16: 273; White Caps mine, NV (stalactites) 86 New South Wales tals 19:332n Mercury amidonitrate crystals, poss. formed from Ardglen quarry 19:401 Massachusetts 13: old explosives 233 Garrawilla area 19:395–396p Lane quarry, Hampden County 19:210n 19: Mt. Isa mine, Australia (numerous species) 479– Prospect quarry: after euhedral laumontite Michigan 484p 25:190–191p; botryoidal, numerous col- Clark mine, Keweenaw County (micro ro- Pyromorphite on mine timbers, Caledonia mine, ors; replacing pectolite 25:191–193p,c,d sette) 14:224p 13: ID 282 Austria Cliff mine, Keweenaw County (micro tabu- Sal ammoniac, from mine fire, Kadamdzhaj, “Prehnitinsel,” Salzburg 17:(107) lar) 14:224 21: Tajikistan 492 Weinsberger Graben, Carinthia 17:(110) Isle Royale mine, Houghton County (2.4 mm clamshell-shaped crystals) 14:224p

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Keweenaw Peninsula (numerous localities): Treatments by dye, heat, radiation, oiling, etc. PROSPERITE 14:224; crystalline coatings 23:M63p, 12:204–209 Namibia 23:M68 Trimming specimens: fragile specimens 4:288; Tsumeb: 13:139p, 13:143c; announced, crys- Osceola #10 shaft, Houghton County 9:314 pros and cons of trimming 17:163–165; re- tals to 1 cm 10:248h,p,q,c New Jersey sponses 18:170–171; specimen trimmers 7:190– Chimney Rock quarry, Somerset County 9:28 191, 7:323; use boiled water 25:303; work PROTASITE Paterson area, Passaic County (crystalline inside plastic bag to contain chips 4:86 Zaire botryoidal; wheat-sheaves) 9:165–166, Ultrasonic cleaning 8:329–330 Shinkolobwe mine 20:284 9:171–172p Zeolites 19:182 PROUSTITE Riker Hill, Essex County 15:114p PRESERVATION AND CURATION OF Australia Route 80 roadcut, Passaic County (botryoidal SPECIMENS Queensland green, golden, blue; specimens to 1.8 m Mt. Isa mine 19:482 across) 1:174 Archival materials and supplies, source recom- 21: Tasmania New York mended 186 6: Magnet mine 19:(383) Gouverneur Talc Co. #4 quarry, Lewis County Borax, forestalling dehydration 88 16: Canada (crystals to 10 mm) 24:383n Chalcophyllite dehydrates, Majuba Hill, NV 63 Cleaning and Preserving Minerals 3: 7: Ontario Pennsylvania 277b, 192b, 11: Keeley mine, near Cobalt Lake (micro) Cornog, Chester County (3 mm laths) 12:381p 54b 19: 13:109p Keystone Trappe Rock quarry, Chester Disposition of investigated specimens 291 19: 19: 19: 19: 19: Chile County 2:19n During wars 19, 26, 28, 31, 40 25: Chañarcillo, Atacama: 19:(12); crystals to 10 Silver Hill quarry, Lancaster County (white Earthquakes, protecting collections from 245– 247 cm 10:201–202p,d; 10 x 7 cm 15:70 rectangular crystals) 23:425 Czech Republic (formerly Czechoslovakia) Vermont Evaporite minerals (glauberite, mirabilite, etc.) 14:90 Brezové Hory district, Príbram ore field 12:(163), Putney (north of), Windham County (micro) 12:165d 22:384n Fluorite, temperature-sensitive, can crack when washed 23:84 Jàchymov (St. Joachimsthal): 17:(15); speci- Virginia men stolen from Prague museum 22:460 Fairfax quarry, Fairfax County (drusy; some Gypsum alters to anhydrite, Darwin district, Cali- 15: Medenek mine, Jàchymov 19:122n vermiform) 3:174–177p fornia 13 Halotrichite 3:252 France PREPARATION AND CLEANING OF Hygroscopic microminerals mounted in sealed Les Farges mine, Corréze 13:(267) SPECIMENS plastic cells 8:431 Ste. Marie-aux-Mines area, Haute-Rhin 17:(6) Attached labels, protecting during cleaning 3:188, Laumontite, preventing dehydration 4:198, 21:485 Germany 23:285 Matlockite 23:384 Baden-Württemberg Benitoite, removing natrolite from 8:445 “Mineral conservation” 4:156–157 Anton mine, Wieden 17:(6) Carbon tetrachloride, cautions for using 8:389 Phosgenite 23:384 Tannenboden mine, Wieden 17:(6) Catalog numbers, reasons and method for apply- Pyrite, research and techniques 9:231–233, 10:56 Niedersachsen ing 2:249–251 Safes for collections 25:323–325 St. Andreasberg 17:(9) Chemical reagents 1:45 Shipping or mailing, packing for 23:444 Obersachsen Cleaning and Preserving Minerals 3:277b, 7:192b, Specimen fragmentation by dealers: editorial Freiberg 18:163n 11:54b 17:226; responses 18:167–168 Ilfeld 18:256n Cleaning by-product mistaken for new species Stabilization and reinforcement as related to fakes Schlema 17:209n 7:83 12:197–198 Schneeberg 17:13p Cleaning delicate micro specimens with contact Tobacco smoke and sphalerite 20:160 Mexico cement 18:172 Torbernite, forestalling dehydration 11:261 Chihuahua Copper, cleaning: 3:184; with commercial copper Type specimens (editorial) 19:226–227 Batopilas district: 17:72p; some with heulan- cleaner 3:280; with lye 3:85 Vanadinite darkens on exposure to light 2:258 dite, harmotome 17:78–79 Crocoite, removing gibbsite from 8:282 “PRIBRAMITE” Norway Cryolite, removing iron oxides from 15:103 Kongsberg (silver wires protruding from) 17:31, See Sphalerite Disposing of used cleaning acids 2:182 17:34d Fluorite, removing quartz, manganese oxides from PRICEITE Spain 13:127n Turkey Hiendelaencina district, Guadalajara (massive, Galena 19:96–97 Panderma (“pandermite”) 9:(113) rounded prismatic) 23:248 United States Hydrofluoric acid: 24:56; cautions for using 8:389 PRIDERITE Iron oxides, removing: from cryolite, thomsenolite, California etc. 15:103; from vivianite, ludlamite, apatite Australia Monitor-Mogul district, Alpine County 15:250 Western Australia (grains) 22:37 Lepidolite, removing from tourmaline 8:389 Argyle and Ellendale mines 21:562n Colorado Matlockite 23:384 PROBERTITE Buffalo Boy mine, San Juan County 7:301n Mineralien Richtig Reinigen 25:206b Turkey Caribou mine, Boulder County (crystals to Opal, removing chemically 24:195 Bigadiç, Anatolia (sprays to 40 cm) 10:124 12 mm) 7:280 Phosgenite 23:384 United States Enterprise and Rico Aspen mines, Rico dis- Pocket clay, removing from pyrite and quartz California trict (“ruby silver”; poss. pyrargyrite) 16:213 9:353–355 Billie mine, Inyo County 19:315n Pelican-Bismark and Seven-thirty veins, Clear Prehnite, etching calcite from 9:314 Boraxo mine, Inyo County 19:315n Creek County 7:283n Reinforcing fragile specimens with paraffin dur- Kramer deposit, Kern County: 19:315; com- Red Mountain district, Ouray County 10:359n ing trimming 2:258 pact 6:89n Ruby Chief mine, Gunnison County 14:(247) Repair and restoration as related to fakes 12:197– U.S. Borax Co. mine, Kern County 19:315– Montana 198 318p,c Philipsburg, Granite County (with rhodochro- site) 2:108n Repair, restore, reinforce, manufacture; defini- PROSOPITE tions proposed: 7:154–156; letters 7:321–322 Nevada Rhodochrosite, removing black oxidation from Greenland Northumberland mine, Nye County 16:(40) 2:106 Ivigtut (crystals to 6 mm) 24:G35p,d PSEUDOBOLEITE 14: United States Rosasite, restoring bruised or marked 130 Mineralogy of the boleite group; numerous world Rust removal with sodium citrate, sodium dithio- Arizona Grand Reef mine, Graham County 18:(360) localities 5:283h,p,q nate, and sodium bicarbonate 11:109–110 Greece 1: Virginia Sorting microcrystals out of sand 139 Laurium area (minute crystals in slag) 4:262– 24: Morefield mine, Amelia County 23:428n Specimen mounting service, custom 258 263, 7:121

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United States Acmite after hypersthene, Summit Rock, OR Carbonate-apatite (uncertain id) after pyrite, Shell, Arizona 16:143n WY 21:484n Mammoth mine, Pinal County 11:175 Actinolite after epidote, Julie claim, Mineral Cassiterite after orthoclase, Cornwall, England PSEUDOBROOKITE County, NV 16:76n 20:147 Actinolite after pyroxene (“uralite”), French Creek Cerussite after anglesite: Broken Hill, Australia Germany mine, PA 25:111, 25:113p 24:227n; Carnahan Mine, NM 20:63 Rheinland-Pfalz Aegirine and elpidite after eudialyte, Narssârssuk Cerussite after hydrocerussite: Bunker Hill mine, 12: Bellerberg (in roedderite) 384–385p (Narsarsuaq), Greenland 24:G41n ID 13:345p; Merehead quarry, United King- 8: 8: Laacher See area, Eifel district 317d, 318, Anatase after ilmenite, Faraday (Madawaska) dom 8:301–302 10: 94p mines, Ontario 13:76 Cerussite after lanarkite, C & B mine, AZ 11:216p United States Anatase after titanite: Cardiff mine, Ontario 13:80; Cervantite after stibnite, Lengshuijiang, China Arizona Tigerville, SC (poss. titanite) 1:119 22:388n 23: Ash Creek, Pinal County 491 Ancylite and bastnäsite after parisite, Mt. St- Chalcedony after calcite, Rio Grande do Sul, California Hilaire, Québec 2:141 Brazil 18:408 2: Boron, Kern County 37n Anglesite after cerussite, Ems district, Germany Chalcedony after fluorite, Wheal Mary Ann, Eng- New Mexico 15:334n land 4:95n 16: Burro Ridge, Sierra County (blocky) 137, Anglesite after galena, Blanchard claims, NM Chalcedony after quartz, Font Sante mine, France 16: 141p 19:332 8:309n 20: Paramount claims, Sierra County: 60; pris- Anthoinite after scheelite, central Africa 12:82 Chalcoalumite after azurite and malachite, Bisbee, 16: 16: matic 137, 141p Antigorite after unknown, Nitt mine, NM 20:17 AZ 12:297p, 12:299 20: Willow Creek, Sierra County 60 Antlerite after anglesite, Broken Hill, Australia Chalcocite after pyrite: Bisbee, AZ 12:299; Burra Oregon 19:427 Burra mine, South Australia 25:127; Mt. Isa Lemolo Lake, Douglas County (brown) Aragonite after glauberite, Camp Verde, AZ 14:90 mine, Australia 19:479 16: 16: 137, 138p Argentite after silver, Kongsberg, Norway 17:33 Chalcopyrite after pyroxene, French Creek mine, Utah Arsenopyrite after pyrrhotite, Double Rainbow PA 25:114n 16: Dugway Dell, Juab County (acicular) 137, mine, SD 1:119ff Chlorite after garnet, Oldman Ranch, WY 21:484n 16: 141p Arsentsumebite after azurite, Tsumeb mine, Chrysocolla after albite, New Water Mountains, Thomas Range and vicinity: acicular to 10 Namibia 22:391n AZ 14:(119) 10: 7: mm 269p; 4 cm crystals 309n Atacamite after azurite, Conception del Oro, Chrysocolla after azurite and malachite, Bisbee, 10: Wah Wah Mountains 277 Mexico 15:240p AZ 12:302 PSEUDOLAUEITE Azurite after cuprite, Graphic-Waldo mine, NM Chrysocolla after azurite, cuprite, copper, libeth- Germany 20:20 enite, Burra Burra mine, South Australia 25:127n Bavaria Azurite after libethenite, Burra Burra mine, South Chrysocolla after azurite: New Water Mountains, Hagendorf 4:116 Australia 12:107, 15:107p, 25:126n AZ 14:119; Ray, AZ 11:248–250p; various AZ “PSEUDOLEUCITE” Azurite after tennantite, Tsumeb, Namibia 8:T33n localities 4:5n, 11:250n Barite after alstonite, Nentsberry Haggs mine, Chrysocolla after cerussite and anglesite, Grand See Leucite United Kingdom 24:394n, 25:145n Reef mine, AZ 11:223n PSEUDOMALACHITE Barite after microcline, Lake George, CO 10:376p Chrysocolla after chalcocite, Chimney Rock Australia Bastnäsite after pyrochlore, Gjerdingen, Norway quarry, NJ 9:30 New South Wales 11:88n Chrysocolla after copper, Chimney Rock quarry, Kintore opencut, Broken Hill 19:431 Bastnäsite after unknown, Mt. St-Hilaire, Québec NJ (dendritic) 9:30 West Bogan mine, near Tottenham: large 21:298 Chrysocolla after libethenite, Burra mine, South masses 12:110n; massive, “malachite” id Bastnäsite after zircon, Gjerdingen, Norway 11:88n Australia 15:107 as 9:295p Bavenite after beryl, Himalaya dike system, CA Chrysocolla after malachite: Boston Road pros- Northern Territory 8:472 pect, MI 23:M58p; New Cornelia mine, AZ Rum Jungle 12:110n Bayldonite after mimetite, Tsumeb, Namibia 8:T20 14:295; New Water Mountains, AZ (acicular) Queensland Berthierite after unknown, poss. mica, Mt. St- 14:119 Mt. Glorious mine: 19:470p, 19:488; crystals Hilaire, Québec 21:299 Chrysocolla after quartz, New Water Mountains, to 6 mm 21:487n Bertrandite after fluorite, Kounrad, Kazakhstan AZ 14:(119) Mt. Oxide mine 19:486 25:138p, 25:140n Chrysocolla after unknown, Ray mine, AZ 8:58– South Australia Bisbeeite after shattuckite, Bisbee, AZ 12:294 59p, 14:315p, 14:318 Burra Burra mine: 15:106–107p; azurite af- Bismutite after aikinite, Bisbee, AZ 24:428n Chrysocolla, malachite after azurite, Mt. Glorious ter 15:221; botryoidal 25:129; some after Bismutite after bismuthinite, Kingsgate mines, mine, Australia 19:488 libethenite 12:107 New South Wales, Australia 16:286p Clay (not id) after wavellite, Arkansas (2 locali- Spring Creek mine 12:(107) Bornite after chalcopyrite, Fairfax quarry, VA ties) 16:293 Western Australia (poss. pseudomorphs) 3:177–178 Clinochalcomenite after chalcomenite, El Dragón Ashburton Downs (botryoidal) 24:215–216p Brochantite and malachite after chalcocite or stro- mine, Bolivia 21:141–142 United States meyerite, Switzerland 18:432 Clinochlore (ferroan, var. ripidolite) after aegirine, Arizona Brucite after periclase, Jensen quarry, CA 15:280 Mt. St-Hilaire, Québec 2:142n Lavender pit, Bisbee district 12:310 Calcite after alstonite, Nentsberry Haggs mine, Clinoclase after olivenite, Dome Rock, South New Cornelia mine, Pima County 14:297n United Kingdom 25:44n Australia 12:107 California Calcite after aragonite: Owl Canyon, CO 23:423– Clinozoisite after biotite, Bisbee, AZ 12:302 Darwin mines, Inyo County 15:(16) 424n; Selmecbánya, Czechoslovakia 19:30; Colemanite after inyoite, Death Valley, CA 5:175– Pennsylvania Socorro County, NM 20:36 177 Chester County mine 20:382 Calcite after fluorite, Little 38 mine, Terlingua, Conichalcite after olivenite, Dome Rock, South South Dakota TX 21:230n Australia 12:107 Etta mine, Pennington County (cuprocassit- Calcite after glauberite: Camp Verde, AZ 14:89– Cookeite after spodumene, Bennett quarry, ME erite discredited as) 17:383q 90p; Hunter Valley, Australia (“glendonites”; 25:183 7: PSEUDOMORPHS “pineapple” groups) 60–68 Cookeite after tourmaline, Mt. Rubellite, ME Calcite after ikaite (“glendonite”): Bielo More, 21:483n Acanthite after argentite: 19:217, 20:483; Echo Russia 25:46n; Hunter River valley, Australia Copper after azurite, Rose mine, NM 25:195–202 Bay, Northwest Territories 20:444, 20:446; Frei- 19:368 Copper after cuprite: Bisbee, AZ 12:296; Botallack berg, Germany 7:168p,d; Guanajuato, Mexico Calcite after shortite, Green River, WY 21:484n mine, United Kingdom 24:279n 18:433 Calcite after witherite, Nentsberry Haggs mine, Copper after laumontite, Keweenaw Peninsula, Acanthite after silver, Highland Bell mine, British United Kingdom 24:394n, 25:145n MI 23:M66n Columbia 20:204 Calcite (manganoan) after hydroxyapophyllite, Wessels mine, South Africa 22:287

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Copper, chalcocite after azurite, Rose mine, NM Hematite after pyrite, Mt. Malosa, Malawi (acicu- Malachite after cuprite: Bisbee, AZ 12:308; Blue 22:69 lar) 25:34 Ball mine, AZ 20:449; Carnahan mine, NM Copper minerals after one another, Burra Burra Hematite after siderite, Pikes Peak region, CO 20:63; Graphic-Waldo mine, NM 20:21 mine, Australia 15:219–222 10:376, 16:223–225p Malachite after libethenite, Burra mine, South Corundum after spinel, Bathurst Township, Ontario Hemimorphite after smithsonite, Reaphook Hill, Australia 15:108 13:80 South Australia 12:105 Malachite after linarite, Sunshine #4 mine, NM Crandallite after wardite, Iron Monarch quarry, Hidalgoite-hinsdalite after pyromorphite or mime- 20:43 South Australia 12:106 tite, Broken Hill, Australia 19:430 Malachite after prehnite, Messina district, South Cuprite after delafossite, Bisbee, AZ 12:301p Hinsdalite after pyromorphite, Sylvester mine, Africa 22:197 Cyrilovite after strengite, Iron Monarch mine, Australia 8:391–392, 19:388 Malachite after tennantite, Tsumeb, Namibia South Australia 12:106p, 22:(387) Hisingerite after aegirine, Mt. St-Hilaire, Québec 8:T33n Djurleite after chalcocite, Botallack district, United 21:314n Malachite, chrysocolla after azurite, Bluebird mine, Kingdom 24:280n Hydroboracite after colemanite, Terry borate mine, AZ 19:117–120 Dolomite after aragonite sixlings: Cottonwood CA (relationship unconfirmed) 8:503–504p Malachite, chrysocolla after barite, Mashamba Draw, NM 22:384n; Lovell, WY 22:484n Hydrocerussite after cerussite: Broken Hill, Aus- West mine, Zaire 22:16 Dolomite after unknown, Francon quarry, Québec tralia 19:430; Tsumeb, Namibia 13:140 Marcasite, pyrite after pyrrhotite, Madan orefield, 17:339n Hydromagnesite after brucite, Kop Krom mine, Bulgaria 22:444 Elpidite after serandite, Mt. St-Hilaire, Québec Turkey 9:285, 9:287p Melonite after calaverite, Cresson mine, Cripple 21:306–307p Hydrozincite after smithsonite, Broken Hill, Aus- Creek, CO (poss. id) 16:236 Epidote after orthoclase, Prince of Wales Island, tralia 7:30n Metasideronatrite after ferrinatrite, Chuquicamata, AK 8:6n Iodargyrite after miersite, Broken Hill, New South Chile 9:325 Ernstite after eosphorite, Linópolis, Brazil 21:253n, Wales, Australia 12:110 Metavivianite after vivianite, Rapid Creek area, 21:254p Iron oxides after siderite, Rib Mountain, WI 12:96 Yukon (proposed relationship) 23:Y23–24, Fayalite after pyrite, Sawtooth batholith, ID 24:195 Jamborite after millerite, between Bologna and 23:Y29 Feldspar after helvite, Achtarand (Achtaragda) Modena, Italy 5:75 Mica (“pinite”) after spodumene, Gillette quarry, River, USSR 18:432 Jarosite after alunite/natroalunite, Chuquicamata, CT 23:28 Ferberite after scheelite: central Africa 12:81– Chile 9:328 Minium after cerussite, Tonopah-Belmont mine, 82p,d; Kimpuzan, Japan 8:393–394q Jarosite after azurite, Tsumeb, Namibia 8:T26n AZ 19:143 Fluorapatite after elbaite, Pulsifer quarry, ME Jarosite after lazulite, Graves Mountain, GA 10:48– Mixite after unknown, Brumado, Brazil 20:394 8:76n 49 Monazite after unknown, Mt. St-Hilaire, Québec Frondelite after eosphorite, Pararó mine, Brazil Jarosite after pyrite: Grand Central mine, AZ 21:323 14:235 11:253n; Rapid Creek, Yukon (poss.) 23:Y38 Mottramite after wulfenite, Total Wreck mine, AZ Galena after calcite: Ems district, Germany Jarosite after tennantite, Tsumeb, Namibia 8:T26n 3:182n 15:341p; Tsumeb, Namibia 8:T25n Kryshanovskite after phosphoferrite, Rapid Creek Muscovite after cordierite, Baveno, Italy 14:164n Galena after pyromorphite: Ems district, Germany area, Yukon (proposed relationship) 23:Y23– Muscovite after schorl, 3 localities, ME 16:385 15:333p; Kautenbach mine, Germany 20:147 24, 23:Y29 Muscovite after tourmaline, Noyes Mountain, ME Gibbsite after microcline, Anjanabonoina, Mada- Lavendulan after arsenopyrite, Preamimma mine, 21:483n gascar 20:196 South Australia 12:107 Nacrite after topaz, Ouro Preto, Brazil 20:232 Goethite after anhydrite, El Hamman, Morocco Lazurite after quartz, Afghanistan (poss. interpre- Newberryite after struvite, Mono Lake, CA 19:332 19:337 tation) 24:384n Opal after glauberite, White Cliffs, New South Goethite after calcite, El Dragón mine, Bolivia Lepidolite after elbaite, various lithium pegmatites, Wales, Australia 7:60, 19:378p 21:141–142 ME 16:385 Orthoclase after scapolite, Griffith, Ontario 9:93p Goethite after hematite, Sterling mine, NY (poss. Limonite after dolomite, Rush Creek district, AR Paratellurite after tellurite, Moctezuma mine, after magnetite after hematite) 15:204 24:298n Mexico 1:41n Goethite after pyrite, marcasite, Derbyshire ore- Limonite after siderite: Boiling Springs, NC 1:119; Pecoraite after millerite: Orford mine, Québec field, United Kingdom 14:16, 14:17 Rib Mountain, WI (to 10 cm) 12:96 25:342; Sterling mine, NY 15:205–207, 15:209p Goethite after siderite: Botallack district, United Linarite after galena, Sunshine #1 mine, NM Pectolite after quartz, Lower New Street quarry, Kingdom 24:280n; Mt. St-Hilaire, Québec 20:38ff NJ 9:166, 9:173p 21:312; Sawtooth batholith, ID 24:194 Litiodionite after libethenite, Snowstorm mine, Pentahydrite after epsomite, The Geysers, CA Goethite/“limonite” after pyrite: Custer and Defi- NV 21:484n 24:351p ance mines, Darwin district, CA 15:15; Julie Lizardite after hexagonal unknown, Mt. St-Hilaire, Petarasite after unknown, Mt. St-Hilaire, Québec claim, Mineral County, NV (with epidote) 16:78; Canada 18:364 21:330 Little Three pegmatites, CA 20:122–123; Saw- Magnetite after chrysotile, Marbridge #1 mine, Phosphophyllite after parahopeite, Reaphook Hill, tooth batholith, ID 24:194, 24:195; Tuolumne Québec 7:178n South Australia 12:105 County, CA 18:64 Magnetite after hematite: French Creek mine, PA Phosphosiderite after lazulite, Graves Mountain, Goethite/“limonite” after various pegmatite min- (micaceous) 25:115n; Sterling mine, NY and GA 18:137 erals, Telírio mine, Brazil 14:234n related deposits 15:204–205, 15:206–207p, Phosphosiderite after unknown, Rapid Creek, Gold after petzite, American Tunnel mine, CO 17:136 Yukon 23:30 7:284p, 7:302n Malachite after atacamite, Bisbee, AZ 24:432n Plagioclase after scapolite, Griffith, Ontario 13:77– Gold after sylvanite, locality not specified 13:399n Malachite after azurite: 14:290p, 14:294; Bisbee, 78p Graemite after teineite, Bisbee, AZ 6:32–34, AZ 12:281p, 12:292, 12:308; Burra Burra mine, Plancheite after dioptase, Algomah mine, MI 12:304p, 12:306, 24:429 South Australia (azurite twins; uncertain id) 23:M67n Grantsite after haggite, F-33 mine, NM 20:10 15:111p; Kamaréza mine, Greece 7:124n; Live Plattnerite after galena, Portales mine, NM 20:43 Grantsite after paramontrosite, F-33 mine, NM Oak mine, AZ 14:327p; Mt. Glorious mine, Powellite after molybdenite: near Tia Maria, Chile 20:10 Australia 19:488; New Cornelia mine, AZ 24:227; Sanford, ME 24:362–363p Griceite after unknown, Mt. St-Hilaire, Québec 7:131ff,p; Silver Bill mine, AZ 14:128p, 14:130; Prehnite after laumontite, Prospect quarry, New 18:363 Tonopah-Belmont mine, AZ 19:142; Tsumeb, South Wales, Australia 25:190–191p Gypsum after glauberite, Camp Verde, AZ 14:90 Namibia 8:T19; Zacatecas, Mexico (8 cm tall) “Pseudoleucite” after leucite, Rio das Ostras, Bra- Hematite after garnet, Thomas Range, UT 25:59n 16:134p; Zinc Hill mine, CA 6:111n zil 20:439–440 Hematite after magnetite: Anjanabonoina, Mada- Malachite after barite, Mashamba West mine, Pseudomalachite after libethenite, Burra Burra gascar 20:197; Digby Neck, Nova Scotia 1:(84); Zaire 24:394n mine, South Australia 12:107 Moonta district, South Australia 19:414; Volcán Malachite after brochantite, Bisbee, AZ 12:308 Pumpellyite after feldspar, Franklin/Sterling Hill, Payun Matru, Argentina 22:387n Malachite after calcite, Bisbee, AZ 12:308 NJ 10:165 Hematite after phlogopite or biotite, Obsidian Malachite after chalcopyrite, Eugui quarries, Spain Pyrite after anhydrite, Miliken mine, MO 24:48n Cliffs, OR 12:44 22:141n, 25:222n Pyrite after dolomite, Nanisivik mine, Northwest Malachite after copper, Bisbee, AZ 12:308 Territories 24:388n

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Pyrite after enargite, Peru 20:397 Thenardite after mirabilite, Boron, CA 21:481n Applied Geophysics (Geology of Petroleum Vol. Pyrite after marcasite: Chibougamau, Québec Thermonatrite after unknown, Mt. St-Hilaire, 1), Introduction to Geophysical Prospecting (groups to 7 cm) 14:155; Nanisivik mine, North- Québec 21:342 13:175 west Territories, Canada 18:362, 19:334; Nani- Todorokite after fairfieldite, Tip Top mine, SD Archival materials and supplies, source recom- sivik mine (after marcasite fivelings) 21:522, 17:242 mended 21:186 21:524p Tourmaline after feldspar, Majuba Hill, NV 16:70n Arizona Highways issue (March 1985) on Arizona Pyrite after pyrrhotite: 21:331, 21:332p; Bluebell Tremolite after diopside, Richville, NY 21:539p, ghost towns and mines 16:169 mine, British Columbia 8:35; El Hamman, 21:540–541 Asbestos: Properties, Applications, and Hazards, Morocco 19:337; Mt. St-Hilaire, Québec 18:363; Tsumebite after mimetite, Tsumeb, Namibia 8:T20 vol. 1. L. Michaels & S. S. Chissick. 1991 Nanisivik mine, Northwest Territories, Canada Turquoise after apatite, Baker, CA 8:282 11:51 19:334, 21:532–533p Valentinite after stibnite: Lengshuijiang, China Atlas der Krystallformen: history, 1913–23 Pyrite after scheelite, Leadville, CO 16:190n 22:388n; Pereta mine, Tuscany, Italy 15:25 21:125–126; reprinted 17:228; reprinted again Pyrite after tetrahedrite, Kamaréza mine, Greece Valentinite, cervantite after stibnite, Xikuangshan 18:116–117 7:117 mine, China 23:277n Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Pyromorphite after cerussite: Ems district, Ger- Vanadinite after wulfenite, Old Yuma mine, AZ Rocks and Minerals. Charles W. Chesterman. many 15:335n; Roughton Gill mine, England 14:106n 1978 11:51 22:120 Whewellite after weddellite, Biggs, Oregon 17:133 Australian Gold Gem & Treasure Magazine 18:4 α-quartz after β-quartz, Majuba Hill, NV 16:71 Willemite after azurite, Tsumeb, Namibia 12:45n Australian Mineralogist 18:386 Quartz after anhydrite, El Hamman, Morocco Witherite after barite, Wanlockhead, Scotland Bad Ems Bergbau und Mineralien. Rainer Bode. 20:396 12:239n 1979 11:116 Quartz after anhydrite, glauberite, Route 80 Woodhouseite after wavellite, Iron Monarch Bergmanns offenes Geleucht, Des. Karsten Roadcut, NJ 1:173n quarry, South Australia 12:106 Porezag. 11:275 Quartz after barite: O.S. Prospect, CO 24:382n; Wolframite after scheelite: Leadville, CO 16:190n; Beryllium: Evaluation of Deposits During Pros- Rico, CO 16:215n Trumbull, CT 1:(84) pecting and Exploratory Work. A. A. Beus. Quartz after coralloidal calcite, Uncompahgre dis- Yftisite and keivyite after fergusonite-(Y), Ytterby, 7:315 trict, CO 20:387 Sweden 18:368 Bibliography of American locality literature, by Quartz after dolomite, Cresson mine, Cripple “PSEUDORUTILE” state 18:211–227 Creek, CO 16:236n Bibliography of Colorado Mining History. Arthur See “Arizonite” Quartz after pyrite, Spruce Peak deposit, WA E. Smith, 1993 25:147 9:357–358 “PSILOMELANE” Bibliography of Romé Delisle 20:259–263 Quartz after tridymite, Ash Creek, AZ 23:489, = Massive mixture of various manganese oxides Bibliography of U.S. mineralogy literature, state 23:491 Identifying 4:289 by state 10:13–28 Quartz, hematite after epidote, Bessemer Iron Australia Bibliography of Virginia Geology and Mineral claim, WA 15:177 New South Wales Resources—1960–1969. F. B. Hoffer. 1977 Quartz, muscovite after staurolite, Tapera do Broken Hill (stalactitic, botryoidal) 7:30 11:51 Rochedo, Brazil 8:383–385p Queensland Bookbinding advice for back issues 21:122–123 Quartz on and after calcite, Senorita mine, CO Mt. Isa mine 19:482 British Mineralogy. Philip Rashleigh. 1797 (anti- 19:97–98 Austria quarian reprint) 25:2 Rajite after teineite, Lone Pine mine, NM 20:10 Bleiberg district 17:366 Building a library, list of articles 24:418 Rosasite after azurite, Silver Bill mine, AZ 14:130 Canada California Gold Rush, The. Gordon V. Axon. Rutile after anatase, Minas Gerais, Brazil 17:193– Northwest Territories 1976 8:417 194p Port Radium 20:(207) Carnegie Museum of Natural History catalog, Rutile after brookite, Prenteg, Wales 23:398n Germany included in 21:#4 Schoepite after “epi-ianthinite,” Rabéjac quarry, Bavaria Catalog of infrared spectra 19:75 France 23:433n Kirchenlamitz (coating quartz) 19:124n Catalogo Geographico de las Especies Minerales Serpentine after forsterite: Dypingal, Snarum, Nor- United States de Mexico. Instituto Geologico de Mexico. way 22:52n; Jacupiranga mine, Brazil 15:266n Arizona 1923 10:169–170 Shattuckite after malachite, Bisbee, AZ 12:311 Bisbee district 12:310 Catalogo Sistematico de Species Minerales de Siderite after pyrite, Bisbee, AZ 12:311 Magma mine 14:(82) Mexico y sus Aplicaciones Industriales. Instituto Silica (amorphous) after serandite, Benitoite Gem Mammoth mine, Pinal County (id as holland- Geologico de Mexico. 1923 10:169–170 mine, CA 8:450 ite and/or ramsdellite) 11:169, 11:177 Catalogue of Books and Periodicals on geology Silver after pyrargyrite, St. Andreasberg, Ger- New Cornelia mine, Pima County (coatings; . . . for sale by Henry George Fielder . . . many (in “silver sand”) 17:9 unverified id) 14:297 [numerous antiquarian titles] 1942 11:127 Silver after stephanite, Príbram, Czech Republic Colorado Chemical Petrology. Robert F. Mueller & Surendra 19:118 Leadville district (botryoidal) 16:193p K. Saxena. 1977 8:417 Smithsonite after azurite, Tsumeb, Namibia 12:45n New Mexico Cleaning and Preserving Minerals. Richard M. Smithsonite after calcite: Beltana mine, South Hansonburg district, Socorro County 20:43 Pearl: 3rd ed., 1973 7:192b; 4th ed., 11:54 Australia 22:454p; Bisbee, AZ 12:311; Laurium, Magdalena district, Socorro County 20:21 Collecting regulations, state by state survey 23:4 Greece 7:124n; Rush Creek district, AR 24:299 Wisconsin Collectors Guide to Minerals and Gemstones, A. Smithsonite after dolomite, Rush Creek district, Rib Mountain, Marathon County 12:95 Hellmuth Boegel. 11:116 AR 24:296p, 24:299 PUBLICATIONS Color Encyclopedia of Gemstones. Joel E. Arem. Smolianinovite after cobaltite, Mt. Cobalt mine, 1977 9:256 Australia 19:489 See also Book Reviews Compendious System of Mineralogy and Metal- Sphalerite after wurtzite, Thomaston Dam, CT Advent of mineralogical societies and periodicals lurgy . . . , A. A. Bartram, 1798 1:135ff 4:85 25:H153–154 Complete Book of Micromounting, The. Quintin Steatite after unknown, Johanneszeche, Germany American Mineralogical Journal, The. Archibald Wight, announced 24:170, 24:322, 24:398– 19:124 Bruce, M.D., ed. 1968 (facsimile of 1814 ed.) 399b Stibiconite after stibnite, Quien Sabe mine, CA 4:241–242 Complete Pronouncing Gazetteer, or Geographi- 20:434 American Mineralogist, The (founding of) 4:258– cal Dictionary of the World (1879) 22:72 Sulfides after chrysotile, Marbridge #1 mine, 259 Computer newsletter for mineral collectors pro- Québec 7:178p Annotated Bibliographies of Mineral Deposits in posed 14:139 Talc after anthophyllite, Rainy mine, WA 23:428n the Western Hemisphere with Supplemental Crystalith, newsletter of newly formed Mineral Talc after dolomite, Mt. Isa mine, Australia 19:484 References. J. D. Ridge. 1972 9:270 Collectors of Utah 15:196 Tenorite after cuprite var. chalcotrichite, New Annotated Bibliography of Minerals New to the Crystalline basement of the Antarctic Platform. Cornelia mine, AZ 14:297n Pennsylvania List 1965–1974. Juliet C. Reed. 1975 6:151 Terskite after lovozeroite, Mt. St-Hilaire, Québec 1976 8:417 Digest of Mining Claim Law. Robert G. Pruitt, Jr. 21:320, 21:342 1977 9:118

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Early Underground Mine Lamps. Henry A. Pohs. History of mineralogy (bibliography) 19:79 Minerals of the St. Lawrence Valley. George 10:365 Houston Museum of Natural Science, exhibit cata- Robinson and Schuyler Alverson: 1971 6:138; Earth (popular magazine) (announced and re- log included in 23:#1 1977 9:257 viewed) 22:170 International Directory of Micromounters, 16th Mineral Tables, Hand Specimens of 1500 Miner- Earth, The, published by Peking (China) Geologi- ed. (Baltimore Mineral Society) 24:247 als. R. V. Dietrich 7:192 cal Museum 18:327 Introduction to Crystallography, An. F. C. Phillips. Miners’ Candlesticks from 20 Collections (statis- Earth Science Digest, acquired by Richard M. 1971 11:51 tical survey of abundance of brands) Wendell Pearl 4:51 Introduction to Ore Deposits. Ludwig Baumann. E. Wilson 13:176 Elementary Treatise on Mineralogy and Geology, 1976 9:123 Miner’s lamp calendar (1985) announced 16:104 An. Parker Cleaveland, 1816 19:150 Introductory Econometrics. Phoebus J. Dhrymes. Mining Artifact Collector introduced 20:3 Emser Hefte (German periodical introduced) 1978 11:51 Modification of Soil Structure. W. W. Emerson, 11:275 Inventaire minéralogique de la France, numbers R. D. Bond, & A. R. Dexter, eds. 1978 11:51 Encyclopedia of Minerals, 2nd ed., 1990 (letters) 8, 10, 11, 13 19:126 Monde et les Minéraux, Le, periodical announced 22:73–74 Journal of the Fluorescent Mineral Society, con- 7:162–163 Erz Stuffen und Berg Arten. Kasimir Christoph tributions solicited 6:47–48 Moon Book, The. Bevan M. French. 1977 9:257 Schmiedel. 1753 (antiquarian reprint) 21:5–6 Journal of the History of Collections introduced Moscow [Idaho] Opal Mines, The. Ron Brockett. Exchanger’s Monthly (1880s periodical) 9:243 21:510 1975 11:51 Exotic Mineralogy. James Sowerby. 1811/1817 Journal of the Russell Society recommended Museum exhibit catalogs published by Mineral- (antiquarian reprints) 24:2, 25:2 21:510 ogical Record, arrangements for 23:3–4 Exploring Minerals and Crystals. Robert I. Gait. Lapis (German periodical) 9:3 Museum Metallicum. Aldrovandus. 1648 11:127 1972 4:240–241 Leather-bound special editions of various books Museum Richerianum. Johann Ernst Hebenstreit. Famous Mineral Localities of Canada. Joel D. 15:194 1743 (antiquarian reprint) 21:394 Grice. 1990 21:485 Laurium Antique Et La Technique Grecque De La Naturalist’s Leisure Hour and Monthly Bulletin, Field Description of Metamorphic Rocks, The. Production De L’Argent, Le. Constantine Con- The. A. E. Foote. 1892 (excerpts) 4:252–253ff Norman Fry. 1984 15:311 ophagos. 1980 17:189 New Mexico large-scale map 20:3 Field Guide to the Gems and Minerals of Mexico. Letters to George Frederick Kunz, forthcoming North American Geology Early Writings. Robert P. W. Johnson. 1965 10:169 book by Lawrence Conklin announced 16:329– M. Hazen, ed. 1979 11:51 Field Guide to Topaz and Associated Minerals of 330 Official Tucson Show Catalog: 19:74; to be pub- Topaz Mountain, Utah. John Holfert. 9:193 Magma, German magazine introduced 15:66 lished by Mineralogical Record 18:322 Fine mineral art prints (Minéraux, French ed. of Manual of the Mineralogy of Great Britain and Ontogeny of Minerals, The. D. P. Grigor’ev Mineralien) published 15:195 Ireland. R. P. Greg & W. G. Lettsom. 1858 18:435–436 Gem, Mineral, and Gold Collector’s Guide to 4:79–80 Oryktologika Nea—News on Minerals. Greek Mineral Laws and Regulations (1981) 13:175 Matrix, A Journal of the History of Minerals newsletter announced 17:228 Gems and Gemology, magazine recommended to introduced 18:369 Our Mineral Resources. Charles M. Riley. 1977 gem-oriented readers 16:328 Metamorphic and Plate Tectonic Regimes. 1975. reprint of 1959 ed. 9:123 Gems and Mineral Realm formed 15:195 6:211 Pennsylvania Chapter, Friends of Mineralogy Gems and Minerals of Washington brochure avail- Mineral and Gem Localities in Arizona. Lee newsletter 23:417 able 15:311 Hammons. 1977 9:256 Peru Minero, El, available from author in Spanish Gems and Minerals of Washington. Lanny Ream. Mineral Collector, The (periodical, 1894–1909): and in English 24:247 1977 9:256 9:243–246; to be reprinted 17:292 Peter Zodac collection 19:78–79 Gems (British periodical): 4:229, 11:316; merges Mineral Collector’s Field Guide—Connecticut. Philosophy of Geohistory. 1974 6:211 with Mineral Realm under new title Gems and Bud Webster. 1978 9:257 Physical Chemistry and Mineralogy of Soils, The. Mineral Realm 15:195 Mineral Collector’s Field Guide—The Northeast. C. Edmund Marshall. 1977 9:123 Gems of the Americas (film), 1980, announced Bill Shelton & Bud Webster. 1979 11:51 Planation Surfaces. G. F. Adams. 1975 7:87 12:3 Mineralienfreund (Swiss periodical) 9:3 Popular Guide to Minerals, A (1912), photo index Gemstones of the World. Walter Schumann. 1977 Mineralien Magazin merged into Lapis 15:130 available 22:72 9:257 Mineralien-Welt, magazine introduced 21:510 Practical Coal Mine Management 13:175 Geochemistry of Beryllium and Genetic Types of Minerali Ossolani. Vittorio Mattioli. 1979 11:51 Principles of Sedimentology. Gerald M. Griedman Beryllium Deposits. A. A. Beus. 7:315 Mineral Museums of Europe, English edition an- & John E. Sanders. 1978 11:51 Geochemistry of Iron. Henry Lepp, ed. 6:211 nounced 17:98 Quartz (Tokyo Friends of Mineral) 19:138 Geo-Literary Society formed 15:147 Mineral Names: What Do They Mean? Richard S. Record Library (column) 20:258 Geologie, Mineralogie, und Paläontologie: Ein Mitchell. 1979 11:51 Remote-sensing Applications for Mineral Explo- Wegweiser für den Leibhaber. Volker Kneidl. Mineral News newsletter introduced 16:441 ration. William L. Smith, ed. 1977 8:417 1984 15:374 Mineralogical Studies on Guatemalan Jade (1957) Rock and mineral hobby publications, status in Geology and Mineralogy of Mount St. Hilaire, reprinted 1984 15:311 1986 (editorial) 17:290–291 Québec. Peg Marble. 5:87 Mineralogist’s Monthly (1892–93) 9:243 Rockbottom, United Kingdom Journal of Mines Geology of California. Robert M. Norris & Robert Mineralogy of Michigan, The. E. William Heinrich. and Minerals 18:386 W. Webb. 1976 9:123 1976 8:415, 9:314 Rockhound’s Guide to Washington, The, vol. III. Geology of Continental Margins, The 6:151 Mineralogy of Pennsylvania, The. Samuel G. Gor- Bob Jackson. 1978 11:51 Geology of Ireland, The 13:175 don. (reprinted) 4:86 Rocks & Minerals magazine reviewed and recom- Glossary of Mineral Species, available unbound Mineral Realm (British journal) merges with Gems mended 16:168–169 18:117 under title Gems and Mineral Realm 15:195 Rocks and Minerals of Virginia (specimen set) Gold and gold mining, bibliography 13:330–334 Minerals (1893–94) 9:243 13:175 Gold Information Center publications 19:75 Minerals and Rocks of Springfield [Massachu- Rocks and Rock Minerals. Richard V. Dietrich & Gold Prospector (Gold Prospectors Association setts] and Vicinity. Leo Derwood Otis. 1952 Brian J. Skinner 11:51 of America) 18:4 11:55 Rocks and Routes of North County New York. Goldschmidt’s World Mineral Locality Index an- Minerals in China, English edition available Bradford P. van Diver. 1976 8:417 nounced 21:122 17:227–228 Royal Society (London) mineral collection, 1681 Great Gem and Crystal Mines announced 13:258 Minerals of Broken Hill announced 14:4 catalog of (antiquarian reprint) 22:332 Grundwissen in Geologie. Martin Stirrup & Hans Minerals of California. California Division of Sediments and Sedimentary Rocks 1. 1975 6:151 Heierli. 1984 (German translation of Geology, Mines Bulletin 189. 1966 11:54 Selected Bibliography of Hydrothermal and Mag- the Science of the Earth, 1980) 15:374 Minerals of Colorado: a 100-year record. Edwin matic Mineral Deposits. J. D. Ridge. 1958 Handbook of Geochemistry, vol. II/4 1974 6:211 B. Eckel. 1961 (to be updated) 10:368 (updated as Annotated Bibliography of Mineral Harding pegmatite, catalog of University of New Minerals of Greenland. Bøggild 2:28 Deposits in the Western Hemisphere with Sup- Mexico collection announced 23:4 Minerals of Laurel Hill, Secaucus, New Jersey. plemental References, 1972) 9:270 Historical Sketches of Copper and Lead Mining in Nicholas W. Facciolla. 1981 13:175 Space, Shapes and Symmetry. Alan Holden. 1971 Montgomery County, Pennsylvania 13:175 8:64

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Specilegium quarundam rerum naturalium subter- Tasmania Red Mountain district, Ouray County 10:359n ranearum Lipsiae collectarum. Christian Ludwig Magnet mine 19:(383) Rico Aspen mine, Rico district (“ruby sil- Stieglitz. 1769 (antiquarian reprint) 24:2 Victoria ver”; poss. proustite) 16:(213) Speculum Lapidum (1516) 19:79 Mt. Wills 18:(28) Idaho Standard Mineralogical Catalog 13:175, 14:354 Brazil Bunker Hill mine (films, 2 mm crystals) Standard Mineralogical Catalog 1980. E. G. & Minas Gerais 12:341 L. S. Brazeau. 1979 11:51 Januaria-Itacarambi area (traces) 6:285 Nevada STEIN, Norwegian Association of Geological Sci- Canada Northumberland mine, Nye County 16:(40) ences periodical 22:52 British Columbia PYRITE Stereo World 19:128 Highland Bell mine, Beaverdell 2:208, 20:446 18: Systematic Classification of the Nonsilicate Min- Northwest Territories Crystal forms of pyrite: Duff quarry, Ohio 393– 9: erals. James Ferraiolo, update published 18:322 Echo Bay mine, Port Radium (probable id) 398p,d,c; numerous world localities 219– System of Mineralogy (Dana), sixth edition to be 20:204 229p,d,c reprinted 18:376 Ontario Featured in The Collector column; numerous world 4: Terra (Los Angeles County Natural History Mu- Silver Islet mine 17:(59) localities 140–142 9: seum), special issue on gold 19:75 Chile Preserving (research and techniques) 231–233, 10: Underground Lamp Post, The (mine lamp collec- Chañarcillo 10:201 56 20: tors’ newsletter) 10:365 Czech Republic (formerly Czechoslovakia) Right-angle bends in filiform pyrite 457– Visitant Le Grandes Collections Minéralogiques Jàchymov (St. Joachimsthal) 17:(15) 464p,c,d 4: Mondialtes, En. Claude Guillemin. 1964 4:6 Trebsko deposit (T-1 vein) (crystals to 1 cm) Tennantite-pyrite epitaxy 159–163 Australia World Directory of Mineral Collections: 1974 22:211p,q 5:269; 1994 25:323 France New South Wales 25: World of Stones, new Russian magazine announced Les Farges mine, Corréze 13:(267) Prospect quarry (cubic to 7 cm) 193–194 24:235 Ste. Marie-aux-Mines area, Haute-Rhin 17:(6) Queensland 19: Young Rockhound’s Handbook, The. W. R. C. Germany Mt. Isa mine: chalcocite after 479; some 19: Shedenham. 1978 9:257 Baden-Württemberg coating calcite terminations 482 19: Zinc and Lead Occurrences in Pennsylvania. Rob- Anton and Tannenboden mine, Wieden 17:(6) Mt. Oxide mine (massive) 486 ert C. Smith II. 1977 9:257 Niedersachsen South Australia Jakobsglück mine St. Andreasberg: 17:9c; Burra Burra mine: altering to chalcocite PUCHERITE 25: 15: silver after, in “silver sand” 17:9 127; chalcocite after 219–220 Germany 19: St. Andreasberg: 7:225p, 18:356n; all forms Moonta mines 416 19: Obersachsen 17:8–9p Wallaroo mines 416 18: 19: Pucher mine, Schneeberg 335 Obersachsen Yelta mine, Wallaroo mines 416 United States Bräunsdorf, Freiberg district 17:(18) Victoria 20: California Kleinvoigtsberg 19:217s Narre Warren (filiform) (463) Austria Little Three pegmatites, San Diego County Schneeberg 17:(13) 20:123c Mexico Bleiberg district (tiny cubes) 17:367 20: New Mexico Guerrero Grieswies, Salzburg (filiform) (463) 20: 23: Bolivia Harding mine: 64n, (425); micro drusy Taxco 21:174n 21: 21: 484n Zacatecas El Dragón mine, Potosí (grains) 139n 2+ 3+ 2+ PUMPELLYITE-(Fe ), -(Fe ), -(Mg), and -(Mn ) Cueva Santa vein, San Luis shaft, Fresnillo Huanuni district, Oruro (euhedral pyritohedral) 6:132 Canada (sharp, lustrous prisms to 3 cm) 25:58, Itos and San José mines, Oruro (octahedral to 5 Québec 25:60 cm) 6:132 10: Fresnillo (gemmy 5 cm crystal) 22:217, Jeffrey mine (acicular) 75 Brazil United States 22:219p Bahia Arizona Santo Niño vein, Fresnillo (crystals to 7 cm) Brumado district 9:201 Bisbee district 12:(310) 14:386p Goias Michigan Norway Pôrto Maranhão (spongy corroded crystals) Clark mine, Keweenaw County (pumpellyite- Kongsberg 17:32p, 17:34–35 6:286n (Fe2+)) 23:M68 Peru Locality not specified (crystals in quartz; sulfur Delaware mine, Keweenaw County 14:222p Huancavelica (crystals to 5 cm) 9:36n powder replacing) 11:99–100p Keweenaw Peninsula (numerous localities): Millotingo 19:338n Minas Gerais 14:220–221; pumpellyite-Mg; acicular, San Jenaro mine, Huancavelica (4 cm crystals) Énio pegmatite, near Galiléia (micro octahe- “chlorastrolite” 23:M63p, 23:M68 13:40, 13:41p dral) 12:69 Osceola #10 shaft, Houghton County (acicu- Spain Fazenda Guariba (in quartz) 17:192n lar) 9:314 Hiendelaencina district, Guadalajara 23:247p Xanda mine, near Virgem da Lapa (masses New Jersey San Carlos mine, Hiendelaencina district (crys- in pegmatite) 13:28n Franklin/Sterling Hill (after feldspar) 10:165q tals to 5 cm) 23:248 Paraíba Paterson area, Passaic County 9:174 Santa Cecilia mine, Hiendelaencina district 23:248c Alto Benedito pegmatite (small crystals, with PURPURITE 22: Verdad de los Artistas mine, Hiendelaencina sulfur) 185n In pegmatite environments 4:112 district 23:248 São Paulo Vs. heterosite 6:201 United States Jacupiranga mine 15:266, 15:269 Bulgaria United States California Colorado Monitor-Mogul district, Alpine County (crys- Madan orefield (crystals to 6 cm; also after 22: Krystal Krown, Purple Haze, and Rainbows tals to 3 mm) 22:37, 22:39p pyrrhotite) 444 Canada End claims, Larimar County (cleavages to Colorado 20 cm) 22:382 Buffalo Boy mine, San Juan County 7:301n British Columbia Maine Bulldog mine, Creede, Mineral County (crys- Bluebell mine, Riondel (some “spongy” after 8: Newry area (vs. heterosite) 6:201 tals) 7:294p, 7:297, 10:331 pyrrhotite) 35 12: PYRARGYRITE Eagle mine, Saguache County: 7:296n; on Ice River complex 224 rhodochrosite 2:107n Mt. Washington mine, Vancouver Island Australia 15: Enterprise mine, Rico district (“ruby silver”; (octahedrons to 1.5 cm) 90 New South Wales Manitoba South mine, Broken Hill 19:424n poss. proustite) 16:213 Ironclad mine, Rico district 16:213 T-3 mine, near Thompson (right-angle acicu- Queensland lar) 23:428n Mt. Isa mine 19:482 National Belle mine, Ouray County 17:235p

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Northwest Territories Greece Slovenia (formerly Yugoslavia) Nanisivik mine: 20:(391); after and oriented Kamaréza mine, Laurium (after 1 cm tetrahe- Idria mine (crude cubes to 2 cm) 22:207 on marcasite, after pyrrhotite 19:334n; af- drite crystals) 7:117 Meica mine (massive) 22:104n ter dolomite 24:388n; after marcasite Kassandra Peninsula, Macedonia 9:220–221p,c, South Africa fivelings, oriented on marcasite, stalactitic, 9:222–223p,c Cape Province complex crystal habits, plumose massive, Laurium area 7:117 Kalahari manganese field 22:289 after pyrrhotite 21:522, 21:524–532p,d,c; Italy Transvaal after twinned marcasite 18:362 Liguria Messina district 22:198 Port Radium 20:(207) Gallena (filiform) 20:(463) Palabora mine (cubes to 3 mm) 22:260 Ontario Lombardy Spain Billings mine, near Brockville (8 cm octahe- Baveno area 14:164, 14:166p,d Ambasaguas 20:454, 20:455–456p dron) 13:78 Sardinia Arlós-Villabona district (minute, preferentially Canada Crushed Stone quarry, Dundas (mi- Iglesias (near) (acicular) 15:371 deposited on edges of fluorite, etc.) 23:73 cro cube-corner “stag-horns”) 3:185–186p Tuscany Cabretón 20:455p, 20:456 Faraday mine, near Bancroft (spiral inclu- Boccheggiano and Niccioleta mines (cubic to Eugui quarries, Navarra (to 5 mm; some in eu- sions in clear calcite) 13:82 20 cm) 10:286–287p, 10:290 hedral dolomite) 22:141 Long Lake mine, near Parham (4 cm twinned, Buca della Vena mine (pyritohedral) 17:266n Igea 20:456d marcasite-coated) 13:82p Calagio quarry (octahedral; acicular) 18:274p La Collada 23:73n MacDonald Feldspar mine, Hastings County Carrara region 18:272–274c La Rioja Mountains (“cathedral-like”) 23:436n (in granite pegmatite) 13:200 Colonnata quarry 18:273p Logroño region 7:131–133p, 9:56, 20:451– MacLeod mine, near Wawa (micro, with Elba 4:140 456c,p curved faces) 13:107, 13:108p Gavorrano, Grosseto 9:226p, 9:227c Moscona mine: coating fluorite 23:75p; in fluo- Marmoraton mines (octahedral) 13:111n Pereta mine 15:24n rite 23:71p Paymaster mine, South Porcupine 9:224c,p Rio Marina, Elba 9:223–225c,p, 9:227– Navajún: 20:452–454p, 20:456p; cuboctahedral Silver Islet mine 17:60n 228c,p to 4 cm 23:272 Steetley quarry, Dundas: filiform 20:(463); Japan Valdemadera 20:456 micro, “3-armed” crystals 10:42p; 3-armed Akatami mine, Fukui (pseudo-rhombohedral) Valdenegrillos 20:454 “stag horns” 3:185p, 3:186 9:368n Valdeparillo 20:454, 20:455p Tribag mine, Batchawana Bay 9:227c,p Oppu mine, Aomori (bright cubic) 9:368n Villarijo, Soria 9:221c, 9:222p, 20:454, 20:456 Québec Macedonia (formerly Yugoslavia) Switzerland Francon quarry: micro spheres 10:42; tiny Allchar (granular) 24:443 Hohtenn, Valais (filiform) 20:(463) crystals included along calcite crystal edges Malawi Mittal, Valais (filiform) 20:(463) 15:111p Mt. Malosa region (hematite after micro acicu- Trimbach, Solothurn (micro cubes) 6:307p Henderson No. 2 mine, near Chibougamau lar) 25:34 Turkey (cubes; after marcasite groups to 7 cm) Mexico Murgul, Anatolia (floater octahedral) 10:122n 14:155 Chihuahua United States High Rock mine, Papineau County 9:224c,p Naica: elongated 4:267–270p,c,d; filiform Alabama Mt. St-Hilaire (cubes to 5 cm; after pyrrho- 20:(463) Indian Mountain, Cherokee County 20:358 tite, to 15 cm; some filiform) 21:330, Guerrero Alaska 21:332p Taxco: 18:155n; silver on, on quartz, fake Jumbo mine (near), Prince of Wales Island Poudrette quarry: 20:393; after pyrrhotite 19:210, 19:213p (goethite after, to 4 cm) 8:6, 8:7p 18:363n Sonora Revillagegido Island 19:331n Sherbrooke 18:363n, 20:218 Locality not specified (octahedral fragments Arizona Yukon to 1 m on edge) 4:142 Bisbee district (10,000-ton masses) 12:310 Rapid Creek area: granular, minute euhedral Zacatecas Campbell shaft, Bisbee district (complex 1 23:Y36; octahedral, jarosite poss. after Concepción del Oro 9:222c,p, 9:227–229c,p cm crystals) 12:310 23:Y38 Noche Buena mine (oriented on arsenopy- Cole shaft, Bisbee district (euhedral pyrito- Chile rite) 2:247p hedrons to 12 cm) 12:310 Chuquicamata (cubic to 1.3 cm) 9:323 Morocco Czar shaft, Bisbee district (pyritized fossils) China El Hamman (after pyrrhotite) 19:337n 12:310 Leiyang, Hunan 20:394 Namibia Fat Jack mine, Yavapai County (“limonite” Czech Republic (formerly Czechoslovakia) Tsumeb: 8:T29n, 8:T69p; “gelpyrite,” colloform after, to 5 cm) 22:26p Bohutín district, Príbram district (various hab- with Cu, As 10:113 Grand Central mine, Tombstone district (jaro- its) 12:162p Netherlands site after, to 15 mm) 11:253 England Limburg province (southern) 18:432n Iron Cap mine, Graham County 19:(87) Derby Winterswijk, Gelderland province (with celes- Lavender pit, Bisbee district: chalcocite after Matlock (near) (nickeloan, “bravoite”) 14:(17) tite) 18:432n 12:299; 2 cm euhedral in dickite 12:304– Mill Close mine, Wensley (nickeloan, “bravo- New Zealand 305 ite”) 14:(17) Dargaville, Hobson County (filiform) 20:(463) Magma mine (large euhedral) 14:78–79p Durham Lyttelton Harbor Board quarry, Lyttelton Bor- Mammoth mine, Pinal County 11:161 Boltsburn mine, Weardale 13:16p, 13:18 ough (filiform) 20:459p, 20:(463) New Cornelia mine, Pima County (some France Tui mine (crystals over 2 cm) 6:29 euhedral to 1.5 in) 14:297 Cap Blanc Nez, Pas-de-Calais: “boule” nodules Norway 79 mine (modified cubes to 2.5 cm) 3:250c 9:57; radiating spherical aggregates; “marca- Kongsberg 17:(35) Arkansas site” id as 7:179–181p,c,d,q Peru Silver Hollow mine, Marion County (micro Font Sante mine, Var (“eel-like” to 4 mm) Huanzala mine, Huanuco: 9:228c,p, 20:398, crystals) 24:298 8:309 20:403, 20:486; cubic to 10 cm 13:30; octa- California Germany hedral 20:69n Defiance mine, Inyo County: 15:16p; limo- Baden-Württemberg Julcani district 5:217 nite after 15:15p Merzhausen, Hexental (filiform) 20:(463) Locality not specified (after enargite) 20:397 Essex mine, Inyo County 15:16 Bavaria Quiruvilca: 9:228c,p; large octahedral 4:140; Geysers, The, Sonoma County (crystalline Schnaittach, Franken (filiform) 20:(463) tennantite epitaxial on 4:159–163p,d,q smears) 24:351n Rheinland-Pfalz Portugal Hutchinson quarry, Marin County (filiform) Ems district (2 mm crystals) 15:338n Panasqueira mine (cubes to 3 cm) 2:76 20:(463) Friedrichssegen mine, Ems district (“radiat- Serbia (formerly Yugoslavia) Jensen quarry, Riverside County (most re- ing sheaves”) 15:338 Trepca: 20:(72); pseudomorphs after pyrrhotite placed by limonite) 15:289n 4:57–58

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Kalkar quarry, Santa Cruz County (some in Sweet Home mine, Park County 10:333n, Majuba Hill mine (disseminated) 16:62n talc) 17:320 10:336 Outlaw mine, Nye County (3 cm cubes) Little Three pegmatites, San Diego County Tucson mine, Leadville district (pyritohedral 22:178 (goethite after) 20:122q, 20:123 to octahedral) 16:181n Steamboat Springs, Washoe County (observed Monitor-Mogul district, Alpine County (mas- Uncle Ned mine, Rico district 16:(213) forming in pools) 16:25h sive; crystals to 3 mm) 22:37 Wagon Wheel Gap mine, Mineral County New Jersey New Melones Lake spillway, Calaveras (small cuboctahedral) 24:29 Buckwheat open pit, Franklin (diverse micro, County 13:299 Wyoming mine, Eagle County (“iron cross” one dodecahedral) 14:189–191p,d Patterson mine, Tuolumne County 18:64 twins) 16:500n, 17:341n Haledon, Passaic County (filiform) 20:(463) Point Arena, Mendocino County (filiform) Yak tunnel, Leadville district: 16:194p; 2.5 Prospect Park quarry, Passaic County (micro 20:(463) cm pyritohedral 7:289n cubic) 9:173 Stayton mine, Stayton Mining district 20:434 Connecticut New Mexico Thompson mine, Inyo County 15:16 Cinque quarry, New Haven County (filiform) Magdalena district, Socorro County 20:21 Tuolumne County 18:64 20:(463) Ortiz mine, Santa Fe County 20:63n Colorado Gillette pegmatite, Middlesex County 23:25 Red Cloud mines, Lincoln County (goethite, Alice Glory Hole, Clear Creek County (some Reed’s Gap quarry, New Haven County (in hematite after) 11:69 “eyed” crystals) 18:187 quartz, aligned along phantom crystal Stephenson-Bennett mine, Dona Ana County: Bandora mine, San Juan County (some with edges) 18:145p, 18:146 20:30; pea-sized pyritohedral 4:33 chalcopyrite oriented in) 19:245 Thomaston Dam, Litchfield County: filiform Sunshine #4 mine, Socorro County 20:36 Black Cloud mine, Leadville district 16:194– 20:(463); some with right-angle bends New York 195p 10:240 Caledonia mine, St. Lawrence County (single Brooklyn mine, Silverton district 10:331n Watertown, Litchfield County: 20:460; fili- crystals, spherical groups) 15:215n Campbird mine, Ouray County (5 cm crys- form 20:(463) Newark Cement Co. quarry, Ulster County tals) 7:302p, 7:303n Georgia (filiform) 20:(463) Climax mine, Lake County (cubes to 30 cm) Graves Mountain 16:451 Pierrepont mine, St. Lawrence County (“can- 7:287n Indian Mountain, Polk County 20:358 nonballs”) 23:425n Eagle mine, Eagle County: brilliant pyrito- Idaho Sterling mine, Jefferson County (octahedral hedra 7:285, 7:291p; pseudo-icosahedral Sawtooth batholith (cubes to 15 cm; fayalite, rosettes) 15:207p 19:200–201p,c goethite after) 24:195 Numerous localities 4:140–142 Garbutt mine, Leadville district (cubes to 12 Illinois Ohio cm; some after scheelite) 16:190n Gray’s quarry, Hancock County (spherical Duff quarry, Logan County (complex crys- Genessee-Vanderbilt mine, Ouray County aggregates) 19:200, 19:201p tals) 11:97–99d,p,c, 18:391–398p,d,c 19:99 Indiana Huntsville, Logan County (apparently trape- Grizzley Bear mine, Ouray County 19:94, American Aggregate quarry, near Indianapo- zohedral) 10:42p 19:96p lis (poss. after pelicypod fossils) 18:360n Huron River, Erie County (2 localities) (fili- Home Sweet Home mine (see Sweet Home Bedford (near), Monroe County (2 mm cubes) form) 20:459p mine) 22:353 Ross County 18:(361) Idarado mine, San Miguel County: covering Hoosier Stone and Concrete Corp. quarry, Oklahoma calcite 18:410p; spherical 7:304p, 7:306 Washington County (minute cubic) 14:9, Paoli (southeast of), Garvin County (coat- Indiana and Topeka-Kentucky Giant veins, 14:11p ings) 17:373 Ouray County (sharp pyritohedrons to 5 Iowa Oregon mm) 25:373 Linwood mine, Scott County (minute crys- Agate Beach, Lincoln County (filiform) Italian Mountain area, Gunnison County tals) 23:236 20:(463) (grains, crude crystals) 15:84p Pint’s Quarry, Raymond, Black Hawk County Cape Lookout, Tillamook County (filiform) Keystone mine, Gunnison County (16 mm 20:476p, 20:478 20:(463) cubes) 7:294n Kentucky Clackamas River, Clackamas County 20:457, Krakajack #1 mine, Boulder County (crystals Halls Gap, Lincoln County: acicular, rings 20:458–459p to 5 cm) 7:280, 7:288p 4:267–269p; filiform 20:457, 20:459p; Maxwell Point, Tillamook County (filiform) Leadville district 16:194–195p,c micro rings 1:109–110p 20:458p Little Jonny/Ibex mine, Leadville district Maine Mt. Hood, Hood River County (filiform) (cubes to 12 cm) 16:188–190p, 16:195p Bell Pit, Oxford County (micro) 1:114 20:(463) Little Jonny mine, Leadville district (cubes Mt. Mica (massive) 16:372n Ritter, Grant County (filiform) 20:(463) to 30 cm) 7:288 Massachusetts Pennsylvania Mountain Monarch mine, Ouray County Chester emery mines (cubes) 9:240 Bethlehem Steel quarry, Cornwall 19:200– 19:93 Michigan 201p,c Mountain Springs mine, Rico district: 7:307n; Ropes mine, Marquette County 17:121n Ecton mine, Montgomery County (arsenian) some spherical 16:213, 16:214p White Pine mine, Ontonagon County: 14:226n; 23:417q Moyer mine, Leadville district 16:182n granular 23:M68 Eureka Stone quarry, Bucks County (fili- National Belle mine, Ouray County (mas- Missouri form) 20:461p sive; tiny octahedons) 17:235 Buick (Amax, Molock, etc.) mine, Reynolds French Creek mine (octahedral to 4.5 cm; Pikes Peak batholith (micro cubes, with ama- County: 15:39n; elongated bars to 30 cm curved cubes) 25:115–118d,p,q zonite) 10:377 6:39–40p H. R. Miller quarry, Lancaster County (fili- Portland mine, Ouray County: oriented on Miliken mine, Reynolds County (after anhy- form) 20:460–461p sphalerite 19:100–101; pyritohedral 10:331 drite) 24:48 Phoenixville 20:382 Princess Alice mine, Clear Creek County St. Francisville, Clark County (filiform) Pennsylvania/Maryland (cubes to 75 mm) 7:282n 20:(463) Line pit, State Line district (grains) 12:155 Resurrection shaft, Leadville district (2.5 cm Montana Texas cubes) 7:288n Black Pine mine, Granite County: 23:480p; Dallas-Ft. Worth airport (concretions) 4:142p Rico Argentine mine, Rico district: 7:307n; some euhedral in quartz 23:482 Damon Mound, Brazoria County 11:101n some coated with chalcocite 16:212–213, Snowbird mine, Mineral County 8:85 Utah 16:214–215p Nebraska Bullion Canyon, Tooele County (distorted Rico district, Dolores County: 16:212–213; Old County mine, Gage County (acicular) cubes) 22:384n “bravoite” coating id as prob. chalcocite 22:64p Mt. Carmel Junction, Kane County (filiform) 7:307 Nevada 20:(463) San Juan Mountains 10:359n Julie claim, Mineral County (limonite after, Vermont Sherman mine, Leadville district 10:330n with epidote) 16:78 Putney (north of), Windham County (bars, Killie mine, Elko County (massive) 18:416 some right-angle bends) 22:384n

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Washington PYROCHLORE Canada Denny Mountain, King County (cubic to 2 Metamict 4:218 Northwest Territories cm) 8:15–17 Brazil Port Radium 20:(207) Goldmeyer Hot Spring, King County (euhe- São Paulo England dral, in quartz) 16:148–149p Jacupiranga mine (epitaxial on baddeleyite) Devon King County (locality not specified) 9:221c, 15:264 Fullabrook mine, Ilfracombe (crystals) 24:392n 9:222p Canada Greece Locality not specified (galena poss. epitaxial Québec Plaka mine, Laurium (massive) 7:122n on) 10:33n Mt. St-Hilaire: 10:103, 13:(242); octahedral Namibia Metaline Falls, Pend Oreille County: acicular to 1 mm 21:330–331 Tsumeb (massive; crystals) 8:T30n, 8:T56p in tabular barite 22:64p; right-angle bends, Niobec mine, Chicoutimi (micro octhedral) South Africa in calcite 22:71 12:355 Cape Province Mt. Baker, Whatcom County (minute crys- Germany Kalahari manganese field (crystals; pseudo tals in volcanic ejecta) 7:170–171p,q Rheinland-Pfalz after other minerals) 9:151–152 Rock Island Dam, Douglas County (filiform) Laacher See area, Eifel district 8:318d United States 20:458p Greenland Alabama Spruce claim, King County (complex euhedral Narssârssuk (“chalcolamprite,” crystals to 3 Indian Mountain, Cherokee County 20:359– in quartz) 24:311n, 24:312p mm; “endeiolite” crystals) 5:121 360 Spruce Peak deposit, King County: cubes to Sarfartôq complex (massive; euhedral to 1 mm) Rock Run station (micro crystals) 9:388p 10 cm with quartz scepters 9:37, 9:38p; 24:G49 Arizona cubes to 12.5 cm; quartz after some 9:354– Malawi Bisbee district 12:310n 356p Mt. Malosa region (octahedral to 6 mm) 25:33p, Bouse, Yuma County (crystals) 15:112p West Virginia 25:35 Mammoth mine, Pinal County (id as holland- Sugar Grove, Pendleton County (filiform) Norway ite and/or ramsdellite) 11:177 20:457, 20:459p, 20:461 Gjerdingen, Nordmarka region (bastnäsite af- Mistake mine, Yavapai County 14:333p Wisconsin ter) 11:88 New Cornelia mine, Pima County (films) Vulcan quarry, Racine County (2.5 cm cuboc- Russia (formerly USSR) 14:297 tahedral) 25:380 Veshnovogorsk, Chelyabinsk Oblast: 24:224p, California Wyoming 24:226, 24:234; octahedral to 15 mm 24:52n Defiance mine, Inyo County 15:(16) Shell, Big Horn County (carbonate-apatite United States Kalkar quarry, Santa Cruz County (dendrites) after spherical aggregates to 3 cm) 21:485n California 17:322 Westvaco mine, Sweetwater County (pseudo- Jensen quarry, Riverside County 15:284, Connecticut trilling crystals) 2:87p 15:289n Gillette quarry, Middlesex County (coatings; Wales Colorado uncertain id) 23:28 Gwynedd Pikes Peak region 16:228n Georgia Prenteg 23:397n New Hampshire Indian Mountain, Polk County: 20:359–360; Zaire Carroll County 20:391 see also Pyrolusite—United States—Ala- Shinkolobwe mine (some nickeloan, “bravoite”) bama—Indian Mountain 20:(276) PYROCHROITE Michigan Zambia Canada Clark mine, Keweenaw County 23:M68n Broken Hill mine (granular) 11:341n Québec Manganese mine, Keweenaw County (micro PYROAURITE Jeffrey mine 10:76 crystals) 23:M68 South Africa Taylor mine, Alberta, Baraga County (blades Canada Cape Province to 7.5 cm) 11:59 Québec N’Chwaning II mine 22:289 Nevada 10: Jeffrey mine (pyroaurite-group mineral) 76 Wessels mine (crystals to 2 cm) 22:289p Majuba Hill mine (dendrites) 24:175 7: Marbridge #1 mine, Malartic district 178 Sweden New Hampshire Norway Nordmark, Värmland 22:(51) Government pit, Carroll County 14:(47) 10: Långban (blue-green crystals) 217 Pajsberg mine 1:165h New Jersey United States United States Chimney Rock quarry, Somerset County (den- New Jersey California drites) 9:30 Sterling Hill mine (micro, sjögrenite epi- Zaca group, Alpine County 22:37 Paterson area, Passaic County (dendrites) taxial on) 12:371–372p,q PYROLUSITE 9:173 Pennsylvania/Maryland Line pit, State Line district (minute tabular) See also Psilomelane PYROMORPHITE 12:151 Identifying 4:289 Australia PYROBELONITE Toxicity 11:10 New South Wales Australia Block 14 lease, Broken Hill 19:(466p) Sweden Queensland Broken Hill: 7:31, 19:424n, 24:227n; tabu- Långban 14:203s Mt. Isa-Cloncurry district 19:475 lar, white caps 12:110p United States Mt. Isa mine 19:483 Kintore opencut, Broken Hill (some hidalgoite New Jersey South Australia after) 19:430p, 19:431q, 19:432, 24:227 Franklin (micro) 14:203–204p,c,q Moonta mines 19:(412) Northern Territory Wales Wallaroo mines 19:(413) Brown’s prospect, near Rum Jungle: 11:289, Mid Glamorgan Western Australia 12:110n; velvety 9:37 Ty Coch 14:(203) Bali Lo prospect, Ashburton Downs (botry- Mt. Bonnie mine 19:(444) PYROBITUMEN oidal) 24:216 Queensland Hydrocarbon 132 North deposit, Widgiemooltha district Black Star opencut 19:471p, 19:483p Canada (nickeloan) 25:291n Mt. Isa mine 19:483 Northwest Territories Austria South Australia Nanisivik mine 21:526, 21:532 Bleiberg district (massive) 17:367 Billy Springs mine 12:107n Brazil Tasmania São Paulo Adelaide mine 19:388 Lageado district (needles; “stibnite” id as) Kosminsky mine 19:387p, 19:388 6:286n Magnet mine 19:(383) Platt mine 8:25–26

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Sylvester mine: hinsdalite after 8:391–392p; Namibia Pontiac (Terrible Edith) mine (to 6 mm) some hinsdalite after 19:387p, 19:388 Tsumeb (crystals to 2 cm) 8:T30n, 8:T61p 13:282 Victoria Scotland Quaker adit (botryoidal, drusy) 13:283 Clunes 18:(29) Lanarkshire (former county) Russel mine 13:281p St. Arnaud 18:(29) Craighead quarry (abnormal x-ray pattern) Senator Stewart mine (masses, druses) Western Australia 14:23 13:282–283 Anticline prospect, Ashburton Downs (coat- Strathclyde Sherman mine (floater groups) 13:280–281p ings; barrel-shaped) 24:216 Leadhills (barrel-shaped, acicular, massive) Sierra Nevada mine 13:282 Brazil 12:242, 12:248p Snowstorm mine 13:280n Bahia Susanna mine, Leadhills (chromian; orange, Standard-Mammoth mine 13:281 Boquira mine, near Oliveira do Brejinho red) 12:242 Tamarack mine 13:(281) (crystals to 1 cm) 6:286, 6:287p Strathclyde/Dumfries and Galloway You-Like mine (white, gray) 13:280 Minas Gerais Leadhills-Wanlockhead district 12:242 Massachusetts Jaguaraçu pegmatite (nodules of cerussite/ Wanlockhead (abnormal x-ray pattern) 14:23 Loudville mine, Hampshire County: brown pyromorphite) 25:168 Spain reniform; green drusy, euhedral 6:296c; Canada Córdoba 19:122n micro 13:46n British Columbia Horcajo mines, Ciudad Real (various habits, Montana Oxide claim, southeast of Ymer 2:208 colors; zoned; crystals to 1 cm) 25:23p, Black Pine mine, Granite County (prismatic Society Girl mine, near Moyie: 15:93p; yel- 25:25–26c,d to 1 cm) 23:482 low, green crystals 2:208 San Andres mine, Villaviciosa de Córdoba Nevada Québec 18:301n, 19:211n Killie mine, Elko County 18:418 Mt. St-Hilaire (micro acicular) 2:141 Villaviciosa de Córdoba 20:145 New Mexico England United States Blanchard claims, Socorro County: 20:43; Cumbria Arizona colorless 22:384n Driggeth mine, Caldbeck Fells (pyromor- Bisbee district 12:(310) Stephenson-Bennett mine, Dona Ana County: phite-mimetite; some fibrous) 22:116 Campbell shaft, Bisbee (2 mm crystals) 20:30; micro green 4:33 Mexico mine, Caldbeck Fells (orange/green 24:433 Pennsylvania bicolored) 22:116–117 C & B mine, Gila County 11:216, 11:218 Chester County mine 20:381p Pott Gill mine, Caldbeck Fells (abnormal Fat Jack mine, Yavapai County (1 cm pris- Ecton mine, Montgomery County 18:(132) x-ray pattern) 14:23 matic, fl. orange) 22:27 Phoenixville 20:380–381p, 20:382 Roughton Gill mine, Caldbeck Fells (various Hardshell mine, Santa Cruz County 11:264p, Utah colors, bulging prismatic to 2 cm; some 11:265n Cardiff mine (west of), Wasatch Mountains after cerussite) 22:117–120 Mammoth mine, Pinal County (micro crys- (micro prismatic) 3:275 Derby tals) 11:170 Wales Derbyshire orefield (some with abnormal Ramsey mine, La Paz County (id as vana- Dyfed x-ray pattern) 14:23 dinite) 22:381 Bwlch-Glas mine (crystals to 6 mm) 13:151– France Rowley mine, Maricopa County 17:404n 153p Corréze 10:189 79 mine (needles) 3:253c Zambia Les Farges mine, Corréze: 18:160n, 23:84n; Tonopah-Belmont mine, Maricopa County Broken Hill (brown, yellow, white) 11:346p brilliant brownish to 2.5 cm 8:404; large 19:143 PYROPE euhedral green, some yellow, some trough- California Italy shaped 13:264–268p,c; various colors 11:29; Darwin mines, Inyo County 15:(16) yellow-capped tan crystals 9:132 Colorado Lazio 23: Germany Bandora mine, San Juan County 19:245 Vetarella, Vico 434n United States Hessen Evening Star mine, Leadville district 16:(195) Johanette mine, Kransberg 10:122 Great Hope mine, Leadville district 16:(195) Arizona 12: Phillipseck mine (micro crystals) 8:307p Leadville district 16:195 Bisbee district (315) Old localities, clarifying 5:4–5 Little Jonny/Ibex mine, Leadville district Colorado Rheinland-Pfalz 16:(190) Sloan diatremes, Larimer County (to 1 cm) 13: Bad Ems 18:160n Connecticut 207 Bergmannstrost mine (green with light caps) Thomaston Dam, Litchfield County 10:240 PYROPHANITE 15:338n Idaho Canada Ems district 15:332–333p, 15:336–341c,p,d Ambergris mine 13:(281) Québec Friedrichssegen mine: brown crystalline sta- Blackbear mine (massive, drusy) 13:281 Mt. St-Hilaire: 10:103n, 19:325n, 19:327p; lactites 15:338; galena after, with pyro- Bunker Hill and 5 adjacent mines (various rosettes to 2 cm 21:331, 21:333p morphite overgrowth 15:333p; mostly colors; some botryoidal) 12:346 United States brown 15:332–340p,c,d Bunker Hill mine: 13:286q, 18:162n, 25:59p, Idaho Kautenbach mine, Bernkastel-Kues (galena 25:60, 25:211; green, orange crystals, Sawtooth batholith (zone in hematite crys- after) 20:147 bundles to 6 cm, some botryoidal 13:182p, tals) 24:196 Mercur mine 15:338 13:278–279p, 13:283–285c, 12:388–389p; North Carolina Pfingstwiese mine 15:338 “mimetite” id as 14:62q; orange to green Bald Knob, Alleghany County (micro tabular Rosenberg mine: 15:333p, 15:337p, 15:341p; 24:394n; 2 cm brown crystals 14:56p; grains) 12:171 acicular 15:338–339p white, calcian 13:280q PYROPHYLLITE Siegerland Caledonia mine (some pinkish; some post- Neue Hoffnung mine 19:121n mining) 13:282 Brazil Greece Custer mine 13:(281) Bahia Kamaréza mine, Laurium 7:123n Deadwood-Jersey vein: 13:278–279, 13:283– Agreste prospect, Ibitiara 20:465 Italy 285; see also Pyromorphite—United Bananeiras prospect, Ibitiara 20:466 Sardinia States—Idaho—Bunker Hill mine Ibitiara 20:465–467c,p Punta sa Torre mine 15:372n Evolution mine (some colorless) 13:282 São Francisco prospect, Ibitiara 20:467 Mexico Hercules mine (hollow to 3 cm) 13:280 Serro do Fogo do Caetano prospects, Ibitiara Chihuahua Hypotheek mine 13:282n 20:465–467p Los Lamentos 11:286 Little Giant mine (white, yellow) 13:280 Minas Gerais Morocco Lookout Mountain mine 13:282 Ouro Preto region 20:228 Touissit mine: beige crystals id as vanadinite Midnight mine 13:280 15:347–350p,q; white crystals to 2 cm 11:61n Morning #3 mine 13:(280)

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United States PYROXMANGITE Morocco Arizona United States El Hamman (pyrite after) 19:337n Bisbee district 12:310n Colorado Norway Veta Grande claim, La Paz County (drusy) American Tunnel (Sunnyside) mine, San Juan Kongsberg 17:(35) 10:35 County: gemmy red 7:302n; “rhodonite” Romania California id as 10:359n Cavnic (tabular to 11 cm) 23:268–269n Cargo Muchaco Mountains, Imperial County North Carolina Herja, Maramure district (rosettes) 13:374n (green, euhedral terminations) 2:225 Bald Knob, Alleghany County (sub-micro Russia (formerly USSR) Champion mine, Mono County (clusters to 1 grains) 12:170 Dal’negorsk: 20:485, 24:226n; 10 cm crystals cm) 8:480 23:268 Colorado PYRRHOTITE Nicolai shaft, Dal’negorsk (3.8 cm euhedral) San Juan Mountains 10:359n Australia 22:214p, 22:216n Georgia Northern Territory Sverdlovsk area (?) 20:75n Graves Mountain 16:451–452p Mt. Bonnie mine 19:(444) Serbia (formerly Yugoslavia) PYROSMALITE SERIES Queensland Trepca (rosettes to 10 cm) 4:57–58 Mt. Isa mine 19:483 South Africa See also Manganpyrosmalite South Australia Transvaal Australia Kurilla mine 19:416 Messina district 22:198n New South Wales Wallaroo mines 19:416 Spain 19: 7: Broken Hill: 424n; crystals 29 Brazil Santa Teresa mine, Guadalajara (scaly masses) Canada Artificially colored blue 17:145 23:248 Northwest Territories Minas Gerais Sweden 20: El Bonanza mine, Port Radium: 204, Énio pegmatite, near Galiléia (in polished Håkansboda, Västmanland (massive) 3:38n 20:206p; sharp micro 12:183n sections) 12:69n United States Sweden Morro Velho mine: 17:138–139p; euhedral Arizona 1: Locality not specified 86n to 10 cm, some in quartz 4:227p, 4:228 Bisbee district 12:310 Nordmark, Värmland (curved 6 cm crystals) São Paulo Gardner shaft, Bisbee district (massive) 22: 22: 46, 51 Jacupiranga mine (rough plates to 3 cm) 12:310 PYROSTILPNITE 15:266, 15:269 Sacramento shaft, Bisbee district 12:310n Canada Bulgaria California British Columbia Madan orefield (some marcasite and pyrite Boron, Kern County 17:138–139p Van Silver deposit, Howe Sound (tentative after) 22:444 Independence mine, Inyo County 15:(16) id) 18:362n Canada Jensen quarry, Riverside County (on and in Czech Republic (formerly Czechoslovakia) British Columbia phlogopite) 15:279, 15:289n Trebsko deposit (T-1 vein) (crystals to 2 mm) Bluebell mine, Riondel (euhedral to 10 cm; Kalkar quarry, Santa Cruz County (massive) 22:211p,q some pyrite after) 8:34p, 8:35 17:320 Germany Mt. Washington mine, Vancouver Island Thompson mine, Inyo County (massive) Niedersachsen 15:(90) 15:16n St. Andreasberg 17:(9) Northwest Territories Colorado United States Nanisivik mine: pyrite after 19:334n; pyrite Eagle mine, Eagle County (16 mm crystal) Colorado after, to 10 cm 21:532–533p 7:286n, 7:290p Bulldog mine, Creede 10:331 Port Radium 20:(207) Italian Mountain area, Gunnison County Maine mine, Clear Creek County (minute Ontario 15:87n crystals) 7:274 Davis Hill (masses to 1 cm) 21:244–245 Sunnyside (American Tunnel) mine, San Juan Red Mountain district, Ouray County 10:359n Québec County 10:359n PYROXENE GROUP Marbridge #1 mine, Malartic district (after Georgia chrysotile) 7:178p Boly Field mine, Lumpkin County (massive, See also names of individual species Mt. St-Hilaire (euhedral to 1.5 cm; pyrite with gold) 18:(68) Canada after, to 15 cm) 21:331, 21:332p Idaho Ontario Poudrette quarry (pyrite after) 18:363n Owyhee County (crystals to 5 cm) 22:382n Foymont 19:(334) England Maryland Germany Cornwall Howard-Montgomery quarry, Howard County Rheinland-Pfalz Botallack district 24:(281) (very thin plates) 25:54 Laacher See area, Eifel district 8:323–324d,c Derby Michigan Italy Tansley 14:(17) Michigan mine, Marquette County 17:(121) Campania Durham Nevada Vesuvius (transparent yellow) 15:41n Cambockeels mine, Weardale 25:44n Majuba Hill mine: 24:178n; grains 16:(62) Madagascar France New Mexico Androy 24:50n Le Bourg d’Oisans, Isère (gemmy axinite on Graphic-Waldo mine, Socorro County 20:(21) Moon prismatic) 21:249n Point of Rocks quarry, Colfax County (4 mm Localities not specified 1:18 Les Farges mine, Corréze 13:(267) rosettes) 15:153, 15:155p United States Italy Pennsylvania New Mexico Piemonte French Creek mine (massive) 25:118n San Marcial quarry, Socorro County 20:61n Miggiandone (pentlandite oriented on) 7:84– Newton-Hamilton (near), Mifflin County New York 85p (moveable crystal in fluid-filled inclusion Amity area, Orange County (numerous vari- Tuscany in quartz) 18:435–436p eties) 9:88p Cetine mine 15:32 South Dakota Orange County 15:146c Niccioleta mine (crystals to 1 cm; rosettes) Double Rainbow mine, Lawrence County Pennsylvania 10:290 (arsenopyrite after, to 4 cm) 1:119ff French Creek mine: chalcopyrite after 25:114n; Mexico Texas “uralite,” actinolite after 25:111, 25:113p Chihuahua Damon Mound, Brazoria County (hexagonal PYROXFERROITE Contessa mine, Santa Eulalia (horn-shaped rosettes to 4 cm) 11:100–101p Moon to 4 cm) 12:46 Minute yellow grains 1:18–19q Santa Eulalia 5:76p

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