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Lytle, Rowan (2012) (Revisised) Minerals and localities of East Hampton Connecticut. https://www.mindat.org/article.php/1598/%28Revisised%29++Minerals+and+localities+of+East+Hampton+Connecticut

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Title(Revisised) Minerals and localities of East Hampton Connecticut
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Full ReferenceLytle, Rowan (2012) (Revisised) Minerals and localities of East Hampton Connecticut. https://www.mindat.org/article.php/1598/%28Revisised%29++Minerals+and+localities+of+East+Hampton+Connecticut
Plain TextLytle, Rowan (2012) (Revisised) Minerals and localities of East Hampton Connecticut. https://www.mindat.org/article.php/1598/%28Revisised%29++Minerals+and+localities+of+East+Hampton+Connecticut

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