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Clay S.
PostPosted: Fri Sep 04, 2020 6:04 am 
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This was in my news feed this morning - old news used as a filler. I wonder how soon it will reach the luthier market... laughing6-hehe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iu9m7rGGYM8

A longer video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKm0eRfFFfo
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Its a shame it hasn't been protected yet.
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Clay S.
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Left in the ocean it will gradually deteriorate and be lost also. Removing part of it and preserving it in a museum might be a way to "have your cake and eat it too".
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That isn't fossilized... fossilization takes millions of years.. That is just very old wood.

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Clay S.
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A.Hix wrote:
That isn't fossilized... fossilization takes millions of years.. That is just very old wood.


Hi Aaron,
It was in the title of the article and the popular media. Fossilized Mammoth ivory is another misnomer. Some of it has become mineralized and the minerals have colored the ivory and changed it's appearance.
Still, it is some very old wood. If it was truly fossilized it would be much less interesting, and might wind up in someone's coal stove.
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Tim,
I don't worry about the critics, I just "Rock On".... bliss
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interesting link, thanks clay.

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