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    Russell Cave National Monument

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    Each year thousands of visitors discover the cultural and natural significance of Russell Cave. Some visitors spend their time exploring the great mysteries of the prehistoric Native Americans, while other visitors explore the 115 species of birds that live on Montague Mountain. See just some of the adventures that await you at Russell Cave below! Read more…
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    Dakota Stone’s Rock Shop

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    Dakota Stone’s Rock Shop is one stop you don’t want to miss! We offer fun activities & a large variety of gems & minerals from around the world! We sell large & small boulders, rough rock by the pound, high quality & polished stones, stone made home decor, figurines, local stones, petrified wood, agates, fossils & much more. The company Read more…
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    Karl E. Limper Geology Museum

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    The Karl E. Limper Geology Museum, located in Miami University’s Shideler Hall, provides displays of quality geological specimens intended to help students and visitors better understand and appreciate basic geological concepts. The Limper Museum contains hundreds of specimens of the world-famous fossils of southwestern Ohio as well as minerals, rocks, fossils, and meteorites from all over the world. Read more…
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    Sanford Museum and Planetarium

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    Located in Cherokee, Iowa, the Sanford Museum and Planetarium has exhibits and activities on a variety of subjects including: Archaeology, Art, Astronomy, Geology, History, Natural History, and Paleontology. The museum was made possible through a trust fund established by the late Mr. & Mrs. W.A. Sanford of Cherokee, in memory of their only son, Tiel. It was their intention to Read more…
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    Arkansas Geological Commission Geology Learning Center

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    Arkansas Geological Commission Geology Learning Center gives students of earth science of all ages direct exposure to rocks, minerals, fossils and fossil fuels; allows visitors to watch the geologists on hand work with these articles; tours are free but must be arranged through the Commission. Read more…
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    Corner Stone Minerals

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    In 2005, Cornerstone Minerals opened its doors in Asheville, NC after participating in conferences and trade shows for over a decade. We pride ourselves on hand selecting our items from sites across the world – in order to keep prices low and quality high. Our collections include fine minerals and crystals, rare fossils, high class decor and jewelry. Read more…
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    Mississippi Petrified Forest

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    The existence of this Petrified Forest has been known since the middle 1800’s, but only within the past four decades has it been developed and opened for the public. R.J. “Bob” and Shirl Schabilion acquired the “Petrified Forest” in August 1962. By example to their family and to others, they taught the values and practicalities that are to be found Read more…
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    Jae’s Gem Mine

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