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Copyright (c) Hanno Strufe.
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1456 grams. Eucrite-mmict
TKW 8.3 kg. Fall not observed. Found 30 July 1978, 100 m SE. of Bouvante Lake, commune of Bouvante-le-Haut, Drome, France.
From the MetBul:
Found by M. Luc Ezingeard, a police officer of Saint-Jean-enRoyans (Drome, France), while picnicking with his family near the lake at Bouvante. The stone, coated with a black glaze, was recovered from a hole 25 cm across and 50-60 cm deep. Attempts to find other similar stones in the area were unsuccessful.
  
Hanno writes:
From my trip to the Paris museum last December
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Found at the arrow (green or red) on the map below
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Ben Fisler
9/15/2018 10:55:22 AM |
Very interesting stone history. |
Jansen Lyons
9/14/2018 12:31:57 PM |
Beautiful eucrite,and what a remarkable story behind it! Thanks for the share, cheers! |
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