Black Forest Silicified Wood
AKA: Bijou Basin Silicified Wood, Elizabeth Petrified Wood, Silicified Palm Wood











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Description of Physical Characteristics:

Color: Black Forest Silicified Wood is layered and banded with colors of tan, beige, brownish gray, and brown or a butterscotch colored jasper with large dark brown mottling and visible wood grain. 

Texture: 
Fine grain

Luster:

Translucency: Opaque

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Distribution:
Black Forest Silicified Wood is associated with the Dawson Formation of central Colorado.  Black Forest Silicified Wood occurs east of the Front Range in the Bijou Basin of central Colorado.
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