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George Frederick Kunz

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American mineralogist (1856-1932)

United StatesLived 1856 to 1932 · aged 75

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George Frederick Kunz was an American mineralogist and mineral collector.

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A typical Olmec votive (ritual) axe with the were-jaguar motif (note the downturned mouth and the almond-shaped eyes). This particular artifact is known as the Kunz Axe, first described by George Kunz in 1890.

A typical Olmec votive (ritual) axe with the were-jaguar motif (note the downturned mouth and the almond-shaped eyes). This particular artifact is known as the Kunz Axe, first described by George Kunz in 1890.

Kunzite from Nuristan

Kunzite from Nuristan

Kunz examining what may be kunzite

Kunz examining what may be kunzite

Group: Charlotte Stillman, Mrs. Elgin R. L. Gould, Mrs. W. Eyre Lambert, Mrs. H. P. Davidson, George Frederick Kunz, and William Fellowes Morgan. c. 1910-1915

Group: Charlotte Stillman, Mrs. Elgin R. L. Gould, Mrs. W. Eyre Lambert, Mrs. H. P. Davidson, George Frederick Kunz, and William Fellowes Morgan. c. 1910-1915

Awards 1

Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science

About this person

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United States

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deceased

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Lived 1856 to 1932 · aged 75

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