Back Issues: January/February 2001


Collecting in Russia, p. 10			Fersman Museum, p. 17		Fabergé at Tucson, p. 22		Kola Peninsula, p. 24

ABOUT THE COVER: Ferro-axinite on calcite, 6.1 x 3 6 cm, Dodo mine, Puiva Mountain, Khanty-Mansi Avt. Okrug, Tyumen' Oblast', Russia. Carnegie Museum of Natural History specimen (CM27253), photo by Debra Wilson. See article on the museum beginning on page 44.

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Rocks & Minerals (76:01)
January/February 2001

FEATURES

10 Mineral Collecting in Russia
Boris Z. Kantor

17 A. E. Fersman Mineralogical Museum: An Embassy of the Mineral Kingdom in Russia
Mikhail Generalov

22 Peter Carl Fabergé Comes to Tucson
Robert W. Jones

24 Recent Findings of Unique Mineralogical Specimens on the Kola Peninsula
Yakov Pakhomovsky, Victor Yakovenchuk, Gregory Ivanyuk

38 Russian Mineral Artist Gregory Ivanyuk (b. 1966)
Susan Robinson

40 Connoisseur's Choice: Sperrylite, Talnakh, Noril'sk District, Siberia, Russia
Robert B. Cook

44 Minerals of the Former Soviet Union in the Collections of the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Marc L. Wilson

50 Mineral Adventures in Russia
Arthur E. Smith

58 Media Reviews
Robert B. Cook, David T. King Jr.

65 Index to Volume 75 (2000)

DEPARTMENTS

5 Chips from the Quarry

9 Letters to the Editor

60 Museum Notes & Announcements

62 Internet Directory for the Earth Sciences

75 Coming Events

79 Classifieds

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