Amber Listserv / Lizard in Baltic amber

[Saulius Urbonas]

Hi guys,

There is one real Lizard in Baltic amber listed two days ago. Link:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Baltic-Amber-Fossil-Scorpion-gift-from-the-sea_W0QQitemZ330050290439QQihZ014QQcategoryZ3218QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item330050290439


Cheers,

Saulius
eBay ID: amber_fossils

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>Date: Tue, 14 Nov 2006 12:00:07 -0500
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>Message: 1
>Date: Mon, 13 Nov 2006 19:23:19 EST
>From: Tamber12 at aol.com
>Subject: Amber Listserv / Amber list - dig opportunity
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>Hey guys,
>
>I got this message from a guy who wants someone to join him in an amber dig
>in Tennessee.  If anyone is interested, please contact him.  Might be a 
>great
>opportunity.  Wish I could but time and funds do not allow.
>
>-Tammi
>
>Hi there. My name is Jason McCoy, and I live in Atwood, Tn. which is in
>Carroll Co. I began collecting about 10 years ago(not too seriously, 
>although I
>have some nice inclusions). I have been trying to find a lignite deposit in 
>an
>area known as coffee bluff in Hardin county, Tn., off and on, for years.I
>believe I may have found either the deposit I read about or a similar one, 
>on the
>banks of the Tennessee river. Supposedly they contain amber, though not in 
>great
>deposits. Since you are not too far away, wanna dig?The time is now, as the
>water is down and the only way to get there is to walk the bank(reletively
>tough) or rappel(no thanks).I am no authority on geology, amber, etc. but I 
>have
>found clay deposits full of coal and the bluff in question has defined 
>layers
>the color of coffee grounds which erode down it's face. I plan on going out 
>the
>week of Thanksgiving,weather permitting, as I am off work that week.Anyone
>interested should call me(I never check e-mail, but will try to for this)at
>1-731-662-7350 between 8-10am or 6-9pm(I work 3rd shift).
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