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• TITLE: The “Two Camels” of Koussa: A Massive Ferrous Meteorite in Mayo Binka (North-West Region in Cameroon)

  AUTHORS: Bernard Njom, Aurélien Temenou Tiolo, Jacques Bertrand Onana, Yanick Nyobe Bayi, Augustin Patrice Moussango Ibohn, Simon Pierre Mbog Bassong, Michel Guy Awana Ateba, Madi Boukar, Thierry Abou’ou Ango, Jean Claude Ngoute, Belle Koumedjalla, Georges Emmanuel Ekodeck

  KEYWORDS: Koussa, Mayo Binka, Bamenda, Cameroon, Neumann Figures, PDF’s, Hoba, Hexaedrites, BIF

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Geology, Vol.5 No.9, September 25, 2015

  ABSTRACT: At Koussa in Mayo Binka, a hundred kilometers northeasterly from the town of Bamenda, the Capital of the North-West Region in Cameroon, an enormous block of native iron of several tons in mass is found. The observation of the Southern view of this block let anyone see a configuration which surprisingly recalls two camels in an attitude that these animals generally adopt when they are at rest. This strong resemblance with the attitude of these animals in rest has led the local populations in identifying this enormous metallic block with the name of “the two camels’ couple” or simply stills “the two camels”. The test conducted with the acid let the Neumann figures be revealed the Neumann figures which confirm this metallic block as being a ferrous meteorite or a siderite of theHexaedritesclass.