Mundrabilla The strewnfield was further expanded by geologists R. B. Wilson and A. M. Cooney in 1967 while engaged on a geological survey for the Transcontinental Railway. Two multi-ton masses were found lying within slight depressions in clay soil, some 180 m apart. It was at this time that the name Mundrabilla was submitted and accepted leaving Premier Downs to never be credited with these hearty irons And somewhere in the story is a rabbit trapper, not sure where he fits in but it was in the 1960's. It is supected that the small knucklebone shaped individuals on the market today are blown out troilite sockets from the larger masses.
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