Squaw Ridge Obsidian
AKA: Button Springs, Fort Rock, Hoona Ridge Obsidian










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Description of Physical Characteristics:

Color: Squaw Ridge Obsidian is black with closely spaced sperulites.

Texture:
Fine grain

Luster: Glassy

Translucency:

Silica Fabrics / Fossils:  Sperulites

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Distribution:
Distribution Comments:
Squaw Ridge Obsidian occurs along Squaw Ridge and Button Springs, in northern Lake County, Oregon.
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