Olivine in Albareto was measured by Mason (1963) [GCA 27, 1011-1023] to be 
Fa27 (The Catalogue of Meteorites and MetBase both contain an erroneous 
value for Mason).  Rubin (1990) [GCA 54, 1217-1232] confirmed Mason's data, 
getting Fa26.6, as well as a Co content of kamacite of 14.4 mg/g.  These 
data by Rubin place Albareto near the dividing point between L and LL 
chondrites, but Rubin placed it in the LL group.  Trace element data of 
Kallemeyn et al. (1989) [GCA 53, 2747-2767] also show Albareto to be 
borderline between L and LL, but again, these authors placed it in 
LL.  Clayton (1991) [GCA 55, 2317-2337] measured O isotopes in 
Albareto.  His data place it safely in the LL field [d18O=+5.31, 
d17O=+3.96].  Cosmic ray exposure data are consistent with both L and LL 
groups.

In view of these data, I think that the LL classification is the safest 
one.  At worst, one could classify it along with Bjurboele as an L/LL 
chondrite.  I can't see it being called an L chondrite on the basis of any 
recent published data.

-Jeff

At 04:25 PM 1/1/2002, Matteo Chinellato wrote:
>Hello all
>
>The unique text on the Albareto meteorite I have in my
>hands is of Paolo Gallitelli " Sulla Meteorite caduta
>in Albareto di Modena nel Luglio 1766 " Roma 1940 - 18
>pages, italian language. I am go in Modena University
>and I have received confirm Albareto is a L4
>chondrite. This is the unique informations I have.
>Regards
>
>
>Matteo
>
>--- Bernd Pauli HD
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Matteo Chinellato wrote:
> >
> > > Albareto is a L4 chondrite, ...
> >
> > > from the original text on the analysis of the
> > Albareto
> > > meteorite in italian I have, is confirm the L4
> > chondrite
> >
> > Thank you, Matteo, ... but I'd now like to see two
> > references:
> >
> > a) The original Italian analysis
> > [author(s), date, title, publication, etc.]
> >
> > b) Ursula's B. Marvin's reference.
> >
> > Which one is "more" recent and, thus, perhaps "more"
> > ultimate?
> >
> >
> > Best wishes,
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> > Bernd
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