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14069 24.87 grams 14070-36.56 grams Crystalline matrix Breccia Figure 1: Photo of 14069,0. Scale in cm and mm. S78-28808. 14070 Figure 2: Photo of 14070. Scale is in cm. S71-22168. Introduction 14069 and 14070 are small breccia samples that were picked up by tongs from between the MET tracks in the boulder field on the rim of Cone Crater (Swann et al. 1971) (figure 3). They are similar, but have different exposure ages. Figure 3: Traverse map for Apollo 14 showing location of 14070 on rim of Cone Crater.

14070 Figure 4: Location of 14070 between tracks left by MET. S71-64-9125. Petrography 14069 and 14070 are tan impact melt rocks with fine crystalline matrix (Carlson and Kramer 1987). They have vesicles, mare basalt clasts and other similarity with 14321 and are most likely pieces of the Fra Mauro Formation (Wilshire and Jackson 1972, Simonds et al. 1977). Chemistry The chemical composition of 14069 and 14070 have not been determined. Cosmogenic isotopes and exposure ages Stadermann et al. (1991) determined an exposure age of 95 m.y. for 14069 and 30 m.y. for 14070 by the 38 Ar method. Processing These samples were returned, under vacuum, in ALSRC 1006. There are three thin sections each for 14069 and 14070. Radiogenic age dating Stadermann et al. (1991) determined Ar/Ar plateau ages of 3.78 ± 0.02 b.y. for 14069 and 3.71 ± 0.02 b.y. for 14070 (figure ).

scale = 2.8 mm across Figure 5: 14069,5

scale = 2.8 mm acrosss igure 6: 4070,3

Figure7 : Ar plateau diagrams for 14069 and 14070 (Stadermann et al. 1991). Summary of Age Data for 14069, 14070 Ar/Ar 14069 3.78 ± 0.02 b.y. 14070 3.71 ± 0.02 Stadermann et al. 1991 Caution : Ar standard? C Meyer 2011 14069 24.9 grams CMeyer 2011 14070 36.6 grams,0 23.7 g,1,6,3 0.2 g,11 0.2 g,0 30 g,1,4,11,4,5,8,2,6,13

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