> --- In geology2@yahoogroups.com, "coyote272" wrote:
> > It's light green, and had several deep veins of (what
> > looks like) green "glass" inside it.
>
> The whole sample is glass--technically. But in this case this
> appears to be silicate slag from a smelting operation.
Thank you very much, Eman! This object has stumped me for a third of a century. As astonishing as I find your answer, I love it since neither I nor the people I've asked over the years came up with any plausible answer.
coyote
"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth." -Arthur Conan Doyle
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