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Scull, B.J. (1958), Origin and occurrence of barite in Arkansas. Arkansas Geological Commission Information Circular 18.

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Original EntryScull, B.J. (1958), Origin and occurrence of barite in Arkansas. Arkansas Geological Commission Information Circular 18.
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Full ReferenceScull, B.J. (1958), Origin and occurrence of barite in Arkansas. Arkansas Geological Commission Information Circular 18.
Plain TextScull, B.J. (1958), Origin and occurrence of barite in Arkansas. Arkansas Geological Commission Information Circular 18.

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Dempsey Cogburn Barite deposit (Dempsey Cogburn mining deposit), Sulphur Mountain, Montgomery County, Arkansas, USA

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