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Adit - (KEY), In mining, underground passage excavated nearly
horizontally, with
one end open to the earth’s surface, usually used to service
a mine. The adit end is the furthermost end from the surface,
i.e., the location where miners work. The adit collar is the
area where an adit opens to the surface and must be reinforced
against any surface weakness. |
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Welcome
to the Open Adit™ Rocks & Minerals online store.
We are committed to offering quality specimens at reasonable
prices. Aquiring fine mineral specimens that fit your
budget is easy and safe with Open Adit™. Compare
our prices to other internet dealers and you will find
that we are competitive and quite often, much cheaper
for equivalent specimens. How? Because we buy directly
from the source, eliminating the middleman. We literally
scour 1000's of specimens looking for the best one's
at the lowest prices.
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Every
specimen on our site is handpicked as one we would
be proud to include in our own collections. We do our
best to to aquire unique and interesting specimens
that are just down right sexy to look at! We make it
easy for you to build a top shelf collection without
breaking the bank! If you don't see what your looking
for,
us. Finding and offering affordable specimens is our business. |
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We invite
you to browse the specimens in our galleries.
If you know what you're looking
for, simply type the name of the specimen or the ID# in the search
box at the top of our site to find it quickly. If you have specific
needs, use our advanced
search capabilities. Our goal at Open Adit™ is to make
your online experience as friendly and safe as possible. We have
put together an extensive collection of reference material in an
effort to provide as much information as possible about rocks & minerals,
their origins, classifications and uses. If you have your own website,
be sure to apply for our website
award. If you are interested in exchanging links, be sure to
take advantage of our reciprocal banner
link program.
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Last Update: 07/16/06 |
Now Listing: 721
Specimens |
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