Hello everybody, and welcome back to Stones&amp;Bones. In this podcast, we'll be talking about gold. Now I know gold isn't necessarily a gemstone, but I thought is was just a stone that is really well known and something that we should discuss. Gold has been used for tens of thousands of years, with many ancient civilizations utilizing gold. Gold has a long and interesting history, and I hope you enjoy!
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Rock Joke:&nbsp;
Why are geologists never hungry?
They lost their apatite.
 

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Saber-Toothed Tiger

This podcast is focused on fossils and gemstones. We will go over different types of fossils and gemstones, and discuss things such as prices for the fossil or gemstone, where they come from, what color they come in, and also how to prevent from getting scammed.