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EDITORIAL: DATA SECURITY |
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MOLYBDENITE FROM COIRE BUIHE |
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STRONTIANITE FROM GUNNERSIDE
GILL
Mick Wood |
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MILLERITE FROM BROWNLEY HILL
MINE
David Green - David McCallum |
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GOLD RUSHES OF IRELAND
Stephen Moreton |
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REVIEWS
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OAKSTONE AND OTHER PSEUDOSTALACTITIC BARYTE FROM DERBYSHIRE |
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THE RUSSELL MEDAL |
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MINERAL NEWS
Mick Cooper - David Green - Robert Sielecki - John Pearce - Simon Ingram |
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MICROMINERALS FROM IRELAND PART III
George Ryback - Stephen Moreton |

56 pages, 4 colour
This classic "Heddle" locality produces fine specimens of molybdenite
together with an interesting suite of skarn minerals.
Strontianite has been reported as a minor gangue mineral at a number of locations
in the Mid-Pennines, the Gunnerside Gill Mines have yielded particularly fine
crystallized specimens.
Some of the richest millerite specimens yet discovered in the Northern Pennine Orefield have been found at Brownley Hill Mine
Ireland has a long and interesting history of small-scale gold production
but modern prospecting has shown there is much more still in the ground
First Guide to Rocks and Minerals
by Frederick H Pough (1991)
Mick Wolfe
Mines of the Gwydyr Forest Part 4 Aberllyn Mine, Betws-y-Coed and adjacent
setts.
by Bennet J and Vernon RW (1992)
David I Green
Mineral version 3.22
Aleph Enterprises and CSIRO Division of Mineral Products (1992)
Monica Price
Shape version 4.0
Eric Downy (1992)
Mick Cooper
Register of Natural Science Collections in the Midlands of England
by Graham P. Walley (editor) (1993)
Mick Cooper