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Re: Small Tektites

To: bookman@rmplc.co.uk
Subject: Re: Small Tektites
From: Bernd Pauli <bernd.pauli@lehrer1.rz.uni-karlsruhe.de>
Date: Sun, 29 Mar 1998 00:30:17 +0100
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Eric S Hutton schrieb:

> I  took advantage of the good exchage rate to buy a reasonably sized
> Moung Nong 624gm for a very good price.

Congratulations Eric!

> and what he claims to be the smallest tektite ever found. It was
> 0.0005gm if I remember correcly. It looked a bit like an animal's
> tooth in shape, and very small, not more than 2mm big.
>
> how could he tell it was a complete miniature tektite, rather than
> just a chip off a large one?

Eric, I think if it was really that small and complete, rather than just
a chip, somebody must have examined it through a microscope. Just my
thought!

Regards, Bernd

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Small Tektites

From: bookman@rmplc.co.uk (Eric S Hutton)

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