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Pyrite is a common mineral in New Hampshite |
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Species: PYRITE Locality: Pettyboro Rd, Lyman, NH Specimen Size: 2.2 cm pyrite crystal penetration pair in slate Field Collected: Tom Mortimer Catalog No.: Notes: The Pettyboro Road locale was closed to collecting in 2009. |
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Species: PYRITE Locality: Pettyboro Rd, Lyman, NH Specimen Size: 2.2 cm pyrite crystal in slate Field Collected: Tom Mortimer Catalog No.: 1275 Notes: The Pettyboro Road locale was closed to collecting in 2009. |
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Species: PYRITE Locality: Rt. 110 Road Cut, Dummer, NH Specimen Size: 2 cm octahedral habit pyrite crystal Field Collected: Tom Mortimer Catalog No.: 858 Notes: Large octahedral habit pyrite is rare in New Hampshire. The road cut for this pyrite occurrence has been widened and the pyrite rich zone has been largely obliterated. |
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Species: PYRITE Locality: Rt. 110 Road Cut, Dummer, NH Specimen Size: 6 mm octahedral pyrite crystal on 2.5 cm specimen Field Collected: Tom Mortimer Catalog No.: 877 Notes: |
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Species: PYRITE Locality: Indian Stream, Pittsburg, NH Specimen Size: 2 cm pyrite cube with minor phyllite on surface Field Collected: A purchased specimen (1992) Catalog No.: 1098 Notes: |
| Species: PYRITE Locality: Holts Ledge, Lyme, NH Specimen Size: 1.5 cm pyrite crystal in granular quartz. 3.7 cm over-all specimen size. Field Collected: Tom Mortimer (2004) Catalog No.: 1401 Notes: These pyrite crystals are undergoing alteration to limonite. |
| Species: PYRITE Locality: Holts Ledge, Lyme, NH Specimen Size: 2.1 cm pyrite crystal in granular quartz. 4 cm over-all specimen size. Field Collected: Tom Mortimer (2001) Catalog No.: 1227 Notes: These pyrite crystals are undergoing alteration to limonite. |
| Species: PYRITE Locality: Palermo #1 Mine, N. Groton, NH Specimen Size: 0.15 mm pyrite crystals (very tiny) on apatite, two views. Field Collected: From crate of Palermo rocks given by Bob Whitmore Catalog No.: TBC Notes: Octahedral pyrite crystals from Palermo are rare. The cubic form is common, the pentagonal dodecahedron less common. |
| Species: PYRITE Locality: Palermo #1 Mine, N. Groton, NH Specimen Size: 2.5 mm field of view. Cubic-octahedral pyrite form Field Collected: From crate of Palermo rocks given by Bob Whitmore Catalog No.: u969 Notes: |
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