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msmkmk YaBB Newbies Offline Fossil On! Posts: 0	Radiation 07/13/09 at 09:06:55 I have recently inherited a fossil collection. My neighbor commented to me that fossil can produce a dagerous level of radiation. I have these fossils in my house. Is this safe? What is the best method for measuring and determining the radiation levels? Thanks!
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BoneDude Global Moderator Offline Fossil On! Posts: 2	Re: Radiation Reply #1 - 07/13/09 at 11:06:09 Nonsense, you're fine. What did you end up getting?
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Fossil Forum Administrator YaBB Administrator Offline I love Fossils! Posts: 6 Altamonte Springs Gender:	Re: Radiation Reply #2 - 07/13/09 at 13:49:20 I agree. There is no more radiation in a fossil than in any other common rock; most likely less. Show us some pics!
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msmkmk YaBB Newbies Offline Fossil On! Posts: 0	Re: Radiation Reply #3 - 07/13/09 at 16:41:16 When I get them all unpacked and identified, I will add pictures. Thanks for the info!
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