Antelope Creek Obsidian
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Description of Physical Characteristics:

Color:  Antelope Creek Obsidian ranges from an opaque black to a translucent smoky gray with gray banding.  Brown and black mahogany also occurs.
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Distribution:
Distribution Comments:
Antelope Creek Obsidian (east) associated with the Mule Mountain Volcanics primarily occurring as marekanites / nodules (up to 10cm) on east Antelope Creek, New Mexico.  Geochemically different from Antelope Creek Obsidian (west).
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