Jurassic Todilto Limestone (Jtl) Uranium and 50 similar items

$80.00 plus $12.80 shipping JURASSIC TODILTO LIMESTONE (uranium) MINERAL ROCK $80.00 plus $12.80 shipping 22.1 oz weight 618 grams The rock was found, on the ground surface near Grants NM. It was prospected during July 2019. Its activity level is in the faster range, relative to other similar natural rocks and above that of FiestaWare red plates. Its response rate is approximately 3.6 times that measured from FiestaWare ceramic dinner plates crafted during the FiestaWare uranium era, 1936-1943. The three white dots, seen in photos, identify the surface areas with fastest activity. Weight of rock: 22.1 oz (618 grams) ALL FEDERAL REGULATIONS ABOUT URANIUM ROCKS ARE CORRECTLY OBEYED (1) Bureau of Land Management (BLM): Collection of rocks is okay for rock hounds; ATM vehicles are not allowed; daily limits on weight of rocks allowed. (2) Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC): No manufacturing from rocks allowed without NRC advance license; correct labeling; medical health safety statement. (3) U.S. Post Office (USPS): Double- box packaging of rocks; shielding of rocks; ground transport; no exports allowed to any other countries. WHAT TYPE OF MINERAL IS THE ROCK? It is likely Jurassic todilto limestone uranium, the most common uranium-bearing mineral at this uranium field. During the Jurassic era, 200 million to 146 million years ago, the canyon was a large lake. When dinosaurs drowned in the lake, their carcasses were fossilized. Today, the Northwestern Cliffs at the canyon are part of the famed Morrison Formation, known for rich deposits of uranium and dinosaur fossils. Advice from geologists who can identify this ore more precisely will be appreciated. The uranium canyon is approximately 20 miles NW from Grants NM. It is part of the "New Mexico Uranium Belt;" 65% of all uranium ore ever produced in the USA came from mines located within 60 miles of this site. This handsome rock was made in USA! NAME OF THIS URANIUM CANYON The previous location name, Poison Canyon, was misleading. The older location name had nothing to do with either uranium or radioactivity. This canyon has several non-radioactive minerals (e.g., selenium, arsenic) that are toxic if eaten by livestock such as cattle or sheep. The new name, Jurassic Canyon, is geologically and historically correct, because the massive amount of uranium ore was released to the surface here from the Mt. Taylor active volcano during the Jurassic Era, when dinosaurs were common. In June 2021, I found TWO fossilized juvenile velociraptor skulls, both highly radioactive. If I find a third radioactive dinosaur fossil, I will invite paleontologists (dinosaur scientists) from Univ. of Chicago or from Yale Univ. to join me here at the canyon, to prospect for more. NEW MEXICO: TOP U.S. STATE FOR URANIUM MINING Historically, more uranium has been mined in New Mexico than in any other state. WYOMING has richer uranium reserves, but they are too deep underground for large-scale mining to be economically practical. VIRGINIA has an absolutely gigantic uranium reserve at Coles Hill VA, but in November 2019, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld Virginia's state law that bans any uranium mining. BONUS 40-MINUTE DVD VIDEO, NOT FOUND ON YOUTUBE! Enclosed with the uranium rock will be my original DVD video disk, dated March 2017 and July 2019. This 40-minute video provides a narrated video tour of the NM locale where many rocks can be found through prospecting. This exclusive DVD video program is enclosed at no extra cost. (This video is NOT to be uploaded to YouTube.) ALL GOVERNMENTAL AND POSTAL REGULATIONS ARE FOLLOWED These regulations allow rock collectors to own and to mail natural uranium rocks. The federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) owns uranium fields and allows hobbyist "rock hounds" to gather rocks at those fields. The rocks must be properly labeled, and must be double-boxed when mailed. The federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) does not allow manufacturing of anything from the rocks without an advance NRC license. The rock parcels can be mailed to addresses within the USA but are NOT allowed to be exported to any foreign country. LOOK AT THE LAST PHOTO! DID NO ONE NOTICE THAT IT IS A RADIOACTIVE DINOSAUR SKULL ? ! [ This dinosaur skull rock is NOT NOW for sale. ] This is a Jurassic Todilto Limestone (JTL) rock, the only type of uranium rock that can contain dinosaur fossils (at least at this location, Jurassic Canyon). This rock has 99,000 cpm radioactivity, and it weighs 12.6 oz. It is the THIRD radioactive dinosaur fossil I have found this year at Jurassic Canyon ! It was advertised with other rocks RIGHT HERE in Bonanza, from January 5th until today, Feb.5th. (It was in a different Bonanza ad; NOT NOW FOR SALE.) It only looks like a dinosaur skull when viewed from one perspective; from other views, it looks like an ordinary boring rock. My wife does not think it appears to be a dino skull, at all; that its only my crazy imagination! If you too are a skeptic, then view this TV series on the Discovery Channel: THE DINO HUNTERS The TV diggers explained how there is often ambiguity about dinosaur fossilized bones that are dug out of the ground, when viewed from many different directions. Many rocks on this TV series are much more ambiguous than this one! This is the third radioactive fossil I have found at Jurassic Canyon; I will save it to show any paleontologists whom I attract to this digging location. The first two, I sold, just for their uranium content. They both were juvenile velociraptor fossils. SHIPPING NOTES I do combined shipping, so look at my other ads, also. If you order two or more items, pay the postage as stated in the ad. Then, when the parcel is mailed, I will refund any overpayment on postage above the actual cost of postage. The parcel will be wrapped and shipped in accordance with all postal regulations. The following postal statement will be affixed to the package NATURAL UNPROCESSED ORE This package conforms to the standards of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's rules 40.13 and 40.22, as well as USPS Packaging Instruc- tion 7A and USPS Publication 52, Section 347.22 Price: $80.00 plus $12.80 shipping HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH Prof. Stephen Buggie Psychology Professor Emeritus Univ. of New Mexico, Gallup