Black Chlorite Phantom Quartz 644528aa43de5441b11fc572f58bdb6e 4th millennium BC

4th millennium BC

then recognized by the scientific community in 1854 when it was given its official name “Astrophyllite”

Central and South America

the small serrations found on their teeth are similar to those found on herbivorous reptiles

For some reason many flintstone axes and knives have been found in in lakes and streams by what would have been farmlands

Black Chlorite Phantom Quartz 644528aa43de5441b11fc572f58bdb6e 4th millennium BCPhantom Quartz is created when minerals have been washed over and captured within a crystal during its growing process. The mineral deposit acts as a record of the crystal's lifetime. Phantoms appear as ghost crystals, or faint lines that mimic the shape of the main termination of the crystal. Phantom colors vary depending on the mineral which is captured. Very frequently, these phantoms are chlorite, hematite, or clay. Another way that phantoms can