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Antoine Barthélemy collection. In November 2022, during the Young Mineral Collectors trip to Morocco led by Tomasz Praszkier, cerussite and wulfenite were observed for the first time in the same mineralized horizon as (and in close proximity to) vanadinite.

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Original EntryAntoine Barthélemy collection. In November 2022, during the Young Mineral Collectors trip to Morocco led by Tomasz Praszkier, cerussite and wulfenite were observed for the first time in the same mineralized horizon as (and in close proximity to) vanadinite.
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Full ReferenceAntoine Barthélemy collection. In November 2022, during the Young Mineral Collectors trip to Morocco led by Tomasz Praszkier, cerussite and wulfenite were observed for the first time in the same mineralized horizon as (and in close proximity to) vanadinite.
Plain TextAntoine Barthélemy collection. In November 2022, during the Young Mineral Collectors trip to Morocco led by Tomasz Praszkier, cerussite and wulfenite were observed for the first time in the same mineralized horizon as (and in close proximity to) vanadinite.

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"Mibladen" workings, Coud'a workings, Mibladen, Aït Oufella Caïdat, Midelt Cercle, Midelt Province, Drâa-Tafilalet Region, Moroccoⓘ Cerussite, ⓘ Wulfenite

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Praszkier, Tomasz (2013) Famous mineral localities: Mibladen, Morocco. The Mineralogical Record, 44 (3) 247-285
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