Regional Report: Fenugu Sibiri Mine, Gonnosfanadiga, Medio Campidano Province, Sardinia, Italy

Old Pb mine. Ref.: - Brizzi, G., Olmi, F., Sabelli, C. (1994): Gli arseniati di Pira Inferida, Gonnofanadiga (CA). Rivista Mineralogica Italiana, 3/1994, 193-206.

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Bismuth - 2, 1

Bismuthinite - 1

Breithauptite - 1

Brochantite - 2

Calcite - 2, 1

Carminite - 2

Cerussite - 2

Cervantite - 2

Chalcopyrite - 2

Chlorargyrite - 2, 1

Cobaltite - 2, 1

Copper - 2

Cornubite - 2

Covellite - 2

Cuprite - 2

Djurleite - 2

Dolomite - 2

Epsomite - 2

Erythrite - 2

Ferberite - 1

Ferritungstite - 2

Fluorite - 2

Galena - 2

Gersdorffite - 2

Goethite - 2

Gypsum - 2

Hematite - 2

Hidalgoite - 2

Kaolinite - 2

Ktenasite - 2

Lavendulan - 2

Linarite - 2

Malachite - 2

Mansfieldite - 2

Marcasite - 1

Millerite - 2, 1

Mimetite - 2

Molybdenite - 1

Nickelhexahydrite - 2

Nickeline - 2, 1

Nickelskutterudite - 1

Olivenite - 2

Partzite - 2

Pharmacosiderite - 2

Proustite - 2, 1

Pyrargyrite - 2, 1

Pyrite - 2, 1

Pyrrhotite - 2

Quartz - 2

Rammelsbergite - 2, 1

Safflorite - 2, 1

Sampleite - 2

Schultenite - 2

Scorodite - 2

Segnitite - 2

Siderite - 2

Silver - 2

Skutterudite - 2

'Smaltite' - 1

Sphalerite - 1

Stibiconite - 2

Stibnite - 2

Strengite - 2

Sulphur - 2

Symplesite - 2

Tetrahedrite - 2, 1

Tripuhyite - 2

Ullmannite - 2

Valentinite - 2

78 minerals listed.

Locality Key

1	Fenugu Sibiri Mine, Gonnosfanadiga, Medio Campidano Province, Sardinia, Italy

2	Pira Inferida Yard, Fenugu Sibiri Mine, Gonnosfanadiga, Medio Campidano Province, Sardinia, Italy

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