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Amazonite (variety of microcline) with smoky quartz: Colorado, Park County, Lake George district
4.1 x 3.0 x 2.0 in.Related image: FRM0725B.Copy of image held in the Russell L. and Lyn Wood Mining History Archive, Arthur Lakes Library, Colorado School of Mines.Donor: Front Range Minerals, Golden, CO.The mineral specimen comes from the Lake George ...
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Approaching prehistoric skills: experimental drilling in the context of bead manufacturing
From the very Early Neolithic in the Balkans two categories of objects are recognized as having been involved in prehistoric drilling activities. The first is beads and other decorative and prestigious items made of bone, shell, pottery and various ...
Maria Gurova +3 more
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Amazonite (KAlSi3O8) is a green to blue-green colored variety of microcline, a potassium-rich member of the feldspar group. Microcline, sanidine, and orthoclase are all polymorphs of one another, this means that these minerals have the same chemical ...
Brazilian Dealer,, ZUHL
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In the current literature, Saharan green-colored stone beads are identified with the term ́emeraude garamantique, while several archaeological investigations on Garamantian contexts referred to them as amazonite.
Vignola, Pietro +14 more
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Green stone beads from the excavation in Fewet
We present and discuss the results of the first archaeometric study carried out on green stone beads found in Garamantian archaeological sites from the Central Sahara.
P. Vignola, A. Zerboni
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Integrative and complementary practices in health, nurses' profile and care provided to people with hypertension: a mixed study design. [PDF]
Wickert DC +5 more
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Long-distance trade in the Middle Chalcolithic of the southern Levant: The case of the olivine beads from Tel Tsaf, Jordan Valley, Israel. [PDF]
Rosenberg D +5 more
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Threads of memory: Reviving the ornament of a dead child at the Neolithic village of Ba`ja (Jordan). [PDF]
Alarashi H +17 more
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The following information applies to the digital image:Related image: FRM1496A.[Specimen size] "2.9 x 1.3 x 0.9 in."The mineral specimen comes from the Lake George pegmatite district, Park County, Colorado. The locale is known for its amazonite specimens.
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Photographed by Ron Wolf.Milky light blue amazonite (variety of microcline), Lake George intrusive center, near Woodland Park, Teller County ...
Wolf, Ron
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