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Dirty Rockhounds Collection sites listed by state rough rough rough! They have a very informative site see it all.
Draac.com this is required if you want to make web pages. It shows you how in the most entertaining way and you learn by seeing and doing. I highly recommend this for those who don't like all the dry tutorials you see online. You will like this I promise.
The Gemmery Very interesting info you want to know and things you should know but probably don't.
Geology Books Rare out of print geoscience books.. who knew?
What's New? The Mineralogical Record reports on what's new and exciting in the mineral world and gives you some very fine examples.
Element Database This is a very nice orderly site with a picture and description of each element with a lot of scientific information.
World Of Jaspers WoW! Who knew there where so many different kinds and from so many different localities, in the USA and around the world. Mr. Gamma defuinately has one unique collection goin on.
Pegmatology An introductory to the science and study of Pegmatites. Very interesting subject, about rare and precious minerals and their special environments.
MineralBooks.com A surperb resource of titles for everything minerals and related collector subjects. Worth a read.
Texas Handbook An online reference for minerals in Texas, includes county of occurances and production levels.
Sedimentary Rocks An interesting site dedicated to showing you when certain rocks form and what might be associated with their forms.
Minerals Much more about minerals, from a very prestigeous University.
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Krieghs Homemade Lapidary Equipment You just can't do without this page. And I cannot emphasize enough the need to simply read this page getting some insight into seeing something there you might want to make and use. Kriegh also has a personal webpage of how to's and more info about our wonderful hobby. Yes really.
WebMineral An alphabetical listing of all minerals known to science.
The Telegraph This is mining news and interesting mining stories about the earth's treasures like gold and diamonds.
Ganoskin It's a constant fixture in the smithing world. Fine tutorials and interesting things and information about anything metal smithy. Definately worth your time any day of the week.
Rockhounds Information Page Well this is certainly alot of "Rough Rough Rough" as a rockhound would certainly say. Plus a whole lot more. Gotta go diggin around and see whats in there. (Fer Sure).
Geology Guy What is an alluvial fan? Go with the Geology Guy and visit the location and see for yourself. A wonderful collection of personal field trips with pictures and commentary of various landforms and their geology.
Meteorite Museum University of New Mexico's very nice collection with exhibit photos, types and history.
Monnig Meteorite Museum Texas Christian University collection. Includes types, photos and research information.
Virtual Fossil Museum Virtual? Better leave a trail of bread crumbs so you can find your way back home.
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