Affiliates
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The Eastern Federation of Mineralogical and Lapidary Societies, Inc.
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“A non-profit devoted to the study of geology, minerals, earth sciences, and the practice of the lapidary arts and related crafts in the eastern portion of the United States.”
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American Federation of Mineralogical Societies
Resource
Education
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History:
- Hillman Hall of Minerals and Gems
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Paleontology
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Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History:
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Fossils that changed views on evolution.
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“Science for a Changing World”
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Resources for every level, focusing on the earth sciences.
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“Content and Connectivity for Rockhounds.”
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A non-commercial internet zine about covering all aspects of the rockhounding hobby.
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“A mineral collector's knowledge base--a wealth of information at your fingertips!”
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Northeast
Organizations
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The Pittsburgh Geological Society
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“A non-profit society of professional geologists, student geologists, teachers of geology and earth science, and those interested in geology.”
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Pennsylvania Geological Survey
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DCNR (Department of Conservation and Natural Resources) Bureau of Geological Survey.
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A state-sponsored group gathering geological data.
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“Learn How to Cut Gems”
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Offers lapidary services and lessons in faceting and cabbing gemstones into finished pieces.
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Gold Prospector's Association of America
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“The oldest, continuously-operating fossil club in North America.”
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If you’re not in the Pittsburgh, PA region, find a mineral club near you (in th USA)!
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If you’re not in the Pittsburgh, PA region, find a mineral club near you (in the Eastern USA Region)!
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