Shawn,

Please show me the reference that Weston hit some manmade object.  I've never 
run across that and didn't see it in Silliman and Kingsley's report.
I think that it's on Michael Blood's site but believe he's in error.

Thanks,

Frank



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From: Shawn Alan <photoph...@yahoo.com>
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I am going to say my words and leave it at that on this Hammer Fall Stone Fall 
Hammer man made hitting meteorite definition....

As for the Hammer Stone Fall phase, I guess I did morph it by accident from 
Michael Bloods phase which is Hammer Fall, for some reason I thought he used 
Hammer Stone Fall but I checked and its worded as Hammer Fall when a stone from 
the fall hits a man made object. The Sutter's Mill meteorite fall is a Hammer 
Fall because one of the stones from that fall hit a man made object. That stone 
that hit the man made object is called a Hammer Stone, and I can see the 
confusion and thats why I changed it to Hammer Fall. So by  
Michael's definition 
when a meteorite hits a man made object that meteorite fall is a METEORITE 
HAMMER FALL.

Documented Hammer Falls
Sylacauge
Barbotan
L Aigle
Weston
Park Forest
Paltusk
Barwell
and now Sutter's Mill

 From Micheal's website

1). "Hammer" - any 
individual which is part of a hammer 
fall in which one or more of the 
individuals struck an 
artifact, animal or human.....
Most of us hammer heads, however, 
will collect
what is available from any hammer fall, though, of course, 
hammer stones, themselves,
will be most valued."

Shawn Alan
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