Achondrite, Eucrite (EUC). The Camel Donga meteorite was found in 1984
on the Nullarbor Plain of Western Australia. Many stones with a total
known weight of ~30 kilograms were found. This meteorite is one of the
freshest Eucrites on the market even though it is not a witnessed fall!
It is known for it's glossy rich-black fusion crust, flow lines, and
many oriented stones. It is also a high-metal Eucrite with metal flecks
scattered throughout.
I just purchased these
pieces from an old collection.
Camel Donga #1. 29.80 gram flight-oriented broken stone. This
piece is simply stunning, covered with flow lines everywhere..
$1000.00
Here is another view of Camel Donga
#1. Note the flow lines that run from the right back to the
left. On this specimen, where there is fusion crust, there are
flow lines! About 1/3 of this specimen is broken off.
Here is another view of Camel Donga
#1. Note the flow lines that run from the right back to the
left. On this specimen, where there is fusion crust, there are
flow lines! About 1/3 of this specimen is broken off.
