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An electric company employee in Arkansas broke open a large lump of coal, revealing this man-made iron pot.
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An electric company employee in Arkansas broke open a large lump of coal, revealing this man-made iron pot. The original coal bed was reportedly mid Pennsylvanian age – about 300 million-years-old by geological standards.
Originally posted 2017-12-17 19:23:54.
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