Back Issues: March/April 2004


Red Lake gold, p. 94			Claudia Naegele, Namibian mineral artist, p. 110		Artichoke quartz, p. 118		Bob Jones/bobjonesite, p. 126

ABOUT THE COVER: Gold crystals, to 2.7 cm high, Irish Gulch, Eldorado Creek, near Dawson City, Yukon Territory, Canada. Mark Mauthner specimens, Jeff Scovil photo. See related article on Yukon gold beginning on page 100.

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Rocks & Minerals (79:02)
March/April 2004

FEATURES

90 2003 Thank-Yous

94 Red Lake Mine: The Richest Gold Mine in the World, Balmertown, Ontario, Canada
David K. Joyce, Stephen McGibbon

100 Morphology of Gold Crystals from the Yukon Territory, Canada
Mark Mauthner

110 Claudia Naegele (b. 1980), Namibian Mineral Artist
   Susan Robinson

112 Connoisseur's Choice: Acanthite, Silver King Mine, Park City, Utah
Robert B. Cook

118 The Many Mysteries of Artichoke Quartz from China
   John S. White

124 Collector's Note: A New Find of Large Paramelaconite Crystals, Algomah Mine, Ontonagon County, Michigan
Shawn M. Carlson, Mark J. Elder, Robert Tolonen Jr.

126 Who's Who in Mineral Names: Robert W. Jones (b. 1926)
Dona Leicht

128 Let's Get It Right: Spessartine Garnet?
John S. White

133 A Word to the Wise: Placer
John Rakovan

135 In Memoriam: Charles Henry Weber Jr. (1917-2003)
     Quintin Wight
Jerome Hurianek (1919-2003)
     Daniel E. Kile

137 Media Reviews
Robert B. Cook, Richard Dayvault, Andy Secher

DEPARTMENTS

85 Chips from the Quarry

88 Letters to the Editor

130 Internet Directory for the Earth Sciences

140 Museum Notes & Announcements

143 Coming Events