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              <text>This specimen is a lithographic limestone obtained from the Carleton College Printmaking Studio. Its original formation and quarry are not documented, but it is hypothesized to be Solnhofen Plattenkalk from Bavaria, Germany, possibly from the quarry area near 48°52′59.2″N, 10°59′42.7″E. This identification should remain provisional until collection records or analytical evidence confirm its provenance.&#13;
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Major minerals: Calcite</text>
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              <text>Unknown, hypothesized to be Jurassic Solnhofen Plattenkalk&#13;
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Solnhofen Quarry, Bavaria, Germany&#13;
GPS coordinates: 48°52'59.2"N 10°59'42.7"E</text>
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