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Hello List
I Propose a Tucson Meteorite Hunt around the time
of the Tucson show, It's one of the Greatest American Meteorite, the Tucson
Ring, with a missing strewn field?
I hunted last year before the Meteorite Birthday
Boy's party, My Friend and I had a great time walking around the
desert.
I don't believe only 2 large pieces are all there
is, 1,513 and 633 pounds, I do believe it's a very old fall, Mid
to Late Pleistocene Fall.
The original finder a Blacksmith who used
it as a anvil, told others it was native iron from a canyon called Puerto
de los Muchachos in the Santa Rita Mountains.
I believe he hunting for Hematite for making
raw iron and came upon it. There's hematite
in a only few of the washes around the west side Santa Rita
Mountains.
I believe it can be found on the bottom of
washes or eroding from the side of Pleistocene deposit. Not on or near the
surface or on the top's of the mesa's.
There one Big catch, Most of the land is state
land, If you find it on state land, you must let it be, you can notify
ASU, They can recover it, Maybe cut you in on a piece.
Anyway its a nice day in the desert, only 1/2
hour from the Tucson Show and civilization.
Anyone interested.
Thanks and my Best to all.
Keith Vazquez
Chandler, Arizona
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