Campo del Cielo meteorite, Gran Chaco, Chaco, Argentina

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Iron-nickel meteorite (IA).
One of the world's most abundant meteorites, over a hundred tons having been found scattered over a wide region.

References:
- Bunch, T.E., Keil, K., and Olsen, E. (1970): Mineralogy and Petrology of Silicate Inclusions in Iron Meteorites. Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology 25, 297-340.

- http://www.unb.ca/passc/ImpactDatabase/images/campo.htm

Mineral List:

23 entries listed. 15 valid minerals.

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