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A few days ago, in Mineral Matters #1161, I wrote about the Lavrion locality problem.
Another of my specimens has to have a label change. This specimen was labelled “Calcite, Serpieri Mine, Lavrion, Greece” and I uploaded the photo to Mind...
Back in Mineral Matters #1128 in July, I wrote about an interview with well-known mineral personality, John Cornish.
Well, part 2 of the interview is now out, although this time, audio rather than video due to technical difficulties.
This...
Campylite is a name given to mimetite crystals with a particular habit, with the Dry Gill Mine being particularly famous for it.
But where did the name come from?
Campylite comes from the Greek word kampylos (καμπύλος), meaning “bent” or...
Xpo Press was founded in 2002 by Brad Hicks after he left a telecom sales job and returned to his true passion - publishing. Although he initially knew nothing about the gem and mineral show world, a meeting with show promoters Marty Zinn a...
Yesterday, I discussed labelling issues with the Lavrion district in Greece. Another region that can be a challenge is the African country of Tanzania.
This was particularly the case a decade or more back, with nice finds coming out, but d...
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I am a mineral enthusiast, artist, photographer and publisher in Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. I am also interested in many aspects of science and nature, and am currently learning Japanese.
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