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Samiuki Mine, Um Samiuki, Eastern Desert, Red Sea Governorate, Egypt

A copper mine.





Mineral List:
  • Bornite
    Cu
     
    5
    FeS
     
    4
    Reference: [Canadian Mineralogist Feb. 1999]
  • Cervelleite
    Ag
     
    4
    TeS
    Reference: [Canadian Mineralogist Feb. 1999]
  • Chalcopyrite
    CuFeS
     
    2
    Reference: [Canadian Mineralogist Feb. 1999]
  • Covellite
    CuS
    Reference: [Canadian Mineralogist Feb. 1999]
  • Galena
    PbS
    Reference: [Canadian Mineralogist Feb. 1999]
  • Gold
    var: Electrum
    (Au, Ag)
    Reference: [Canadian Mineralogist Feb. 1999]
  • Hessite
    Ag
     
    2
    Te
    Reference: [Canadian Mineralogist Feb. 1999]
  • Malachite
    Cu
     
    2
    [(OH)
     
    2
    |CO
     
    3
    ]
    Reference: [C. Lemanski collection (7941CL).]
  • Mckinstryite
    (Ag,Cu)
     
    2
    S
    Reference: [Canadian Mineralogist Feb. 1999]
  • Pyrite
    FeS
     
    2
    Reference: [Canadian Mineralogist Feb. 1999]
  • Silver
    Ag
    Reference: [No reference listed]
  • Sphalerite
    (Zn,Fe
    2+
     
    )S
    Reference: [Canadian Mineralogist Feb. 1999]
  • Tennantite
    (Cu,Ag,Fe,Zn)
     
    12
    As
     
    4
    S
     
    13
    Reference: [Canadian Mineralogist Feb. 1999]
  • Tetrahedrite
    (Cu,Fe,Ag,Zn)
     
    12
    Sb
     
    4
    S
     
    13
    Reference: [Canadian Mineralogist Feb. 1999]


    14 entries listed. 13 valid minerals.

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