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A sedimentary, fortification agate, discovered in 1950. Named after Dryhead Creek which runs along the border of Montana and Wyoming. They are primarily recognized by their orange, brown and white banding. They are also known for their bright green, fluorescent qualities.

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Members were invited to exhibit rocks, minerals, fossils, lapidary arts and artifacts from their collections. March 2025, at the Kansas City Gem and Mineral Show.

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Tumbled cabochons by the Show-Me Rockounds.

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The display case of stone knives at the 62nd Kansas City Gem and Mineral Show, March 2024. Presented by the Show-Me Rockhounds of Kansas City.

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Cabochons cut and polished by Dan Snow.

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The Show-Me Rockhounds of Kansas City was invited to have an exhibition of the minerals from the Mary Bergman Hamilton Collection, which had been donated to the club in 2017. It was presented at the 61st ANNUAL KANSAS CITY GEM AND MINERAL SHOW, sponsored by the ASSOCIATION of EARTH SCIENCE CLUBS OF GREATER KANSAS CITY, March 2023 at the KCI EXPO CENTER.

Photos by Dan Snow