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Rock and Mineral Clubs 48
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Publications - Rocks and Minerals, Geology, Earth Sciences, Science 14
Rock and Mineral Localities - Rocks and Minerals, Geology, Earth Sciences, Science 18
Shopping - Rocks and Minerals, Geology, Earth Sciences, Science 84
Prospecting - Mining, Technology, Science 72
 Blue Hollow Sapphire MineBlue Hollow Sapphire Mine
 Located near Sapphire in Central Queensland, Australia. Learn about sapphires, how and where to go fossicking for them when you visit Central Queensland.
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Bobs Rock ShopBobs Rock Shop
 Ezine for mineral collectors, rockhounds and lapidary hobbyists. Includes forum board, bulletin board, details about Tucson events, and list of US clubs.
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Cape Cod RocksCape Cod Rocks
 Pictorial museum, exhibiting gems, fossils, rocks, and mineral specimens.
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Casey's Rockhound HeadquartersCasey's Rockhound Headquarters
 Several pages of pictures of Casey's rock collection.
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Dirty RockhoundsDirty Rockhounds
 Features a discussion forum, and lists gemstones and collecting sites by State. Also has instructions for the beginning collector and gold panner.
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Geology AdventuresGeology Adventures
 Founded in 1983. Book rockhounding field trips for clubs and organizations.
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Hinkle's Rock Shop & Opal MineHinkle's Rock Shop & Opal Mine
 Specialize in Oregon thundereggs as well as various other Oregon materials. Plus home for the Rock Shops Opal Mine. Includes sharp photographs.
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How to Become a RockhoundHow to Become a Rockhound
 Step by step instructions and tips for the prospective and beginning rockhound.
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Idaho Rockhounding AdventuresIdaho Rockhounding Adventures
 A Idaho and Oregon rock hound site dedicated to the collection of rocks and minerals. Featuring field trip reports and dig location.
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Kreigh's Web ResourcesKreigh's Web Resources
 A large collection of links and original information for Rockhounds about geology, minerals, fossils, lapidary, rock clubs, and other related subjects. Many dealer sites have also been included.
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Marco's Italian MineralsMarco's Italian Minerals
 Private collection, trade lists, research; and exchange experiences with other rockhounds. Only site that trades exclusively in Italian, or alpine minerals.
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Minerals, Specimens and CrystalsMinerals, Specimens and Crystals
 Online link direct to the mines and lapidary shops for mineral specimens and crystals, display specimens, unique decorator and collector pieces.
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MinMaxMinMax
 Searchable, interactive database of minerals, localities and other rockhounding information.
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Nikolay Gospodinov CollectionNikolay Gospodinov Collection
 Bilingual Russian and English language site with photos and information on the mineral and fossil collection of Nikolay Gospodinov.
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PyramidiaPyramidia
 Online information repository for the mineral form known variously as Glendonite, Thinolite, Gennouishi (Hammerstone), Jarrowite, and Pyramidite. Features a blog, gallery, and resource page.
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The Rock Picks ProjectThe Rock Picks Project
 Offers maps of rock collecting locations around the United States and Canada. Has viewer input capabilities, photos, videos, forums, and links.
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Rock Picture of the WeekRock Picture of the Week
 Shows a new rock, mineral, or fossil related picture each week. Contains a picture archive, rock hunting areas, a mineral field test, and links.
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RockHound BlogRockHound Blog
 A blog designed to help rockhound enthusiasts connect, swap information, and chat. Features many categories and archives.
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Rockhounding ArkansasRockhounding Arkansas
 An authoritative and comprehensive guide to Arkansas geology, mineral, and rock collecting sites. Written by the well known geologist Mike Howard.
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Rockhounds Information PageRockhounds Information Page
 Link list and information about the rockhounds mailing list.
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Virgin Valley OpalsVirgin Valley Opals
 Includes collection sites, geology and history of the area.
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Yurila's Oregon ThundereggsYurila's Oregon Thundereggs
 A gallery of Yurila's thundereggs and directions to the collecting locations.
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