Massive critical minerals deposit found in Utah
Its project may host as many as 16 different strategic minerals, Ionic Mineral Technologies said.
Why prehistoric Brits fancied rare quartz
Early Neolithic Brits used rock crystal —a rare type of perfectly transparent quartz which forms in large hexagonal gems— to mark their burial sites, according to new archaeological research. In a paper published in the Cambridge Archaeological Journal, scientists from...
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