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Image: Calcite rods

submitted by Museum Administration on 03.11.2004 Copyright (2004) Robin Tzannes

 

Concretionary calcite is formed by dripping water. These ‘fingers’ are similar in structure to stalactites, and range from 2 to 5 cm in length. Found near Diakofti. Photograph by Peter B Tzannes, 2004

 

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