Tatahouine
The Tatahouine meteorite
fell on June 27, 1931 at 0130 am in Foum Tatahouine, Tunisia.
A fireball was seen to explode and thousands of small fragments showered
down on the desert four kilometers from the village. Over 12 kilograms
was immediately collected, and recently, several more kilos have been
found. This is a beautiful meteorite, green in color with black veins.
Tatahouine very rarely has fusion crust, and most pieces are one gram
or less, so unlike most meteorites, the larger the piece is, the more
rare and expensive.