Color: Kremmling
chert is similar to chalcedony with a opaque base of white and
translucent hues ranging from
light yellow, light gray or light brown. Slight mottling
or banding might be present. Black dendritic inclusions may be
present.
Texture: Fine grain with a smooth texture
Luster: Glossy
Translucency: Opaque to translucent
Silica Fabrics / Fossils:
Patina:
Heat Treatment: Not commonly used
Knapping:
Notes:
Kremmling / Troublesome Chert is similar to
Browns Park Chert and is
commonly listed as Troublesome / Browns Park Chert.
Distribution:
Distribution Comments:
Named for the town of Kremmling Colorado and associated with the
Troublesome formation. Primarily found in western Middle Park
Colorado including near Kremmling and Barger Gulch.
Projectile point made from this material:
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