fossil Prices in Afghanistan
Commercial obligations in Afghanistan, Law on Cooperatives, Enterprises and Banks. Among the countries of the Middle East and West Asia, the rate at which fossil rocks are found is related to various factors, including geology, geographic history, and the nature of the rocks. Total value of Afghanistan's mines is equivalent to 1.5 trillion dollars. To buy and sell fossils, it is better to work with those who have experience in this field and are reliable
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Afghanistan has natural gas, oil, coal, marble, gold, copper, chromite, talc, barite, sulfur, lead, zinc, iron ore, salt, precious and semi-precious stones. Some fossils do not have significant economic value and their value is more scientific, cultural and historical. Afghanistan is an agricultural country with a high livestock capacity. Fossil supply and demand and trade in international markets is a complex area that is affected by many factors
- Afghanistan Tanzanite Market
- Afghanistan fossil Market
- Afghanistan Chrysocolla Market
- Afghanistan Pearl Market
- Afghanistan Diamond Market
- Afghanistan Lapis lazuli Market
- Afghanistan Agate Market
- Afghanistan Charoite Market
- Afghanistan Meteorite Market
- Afghanistan Emerald Market
- Afghanistan Turquoise Market
- Afghanistan Amber Market
- Afghanistan Topaz Market
- Afghanistan Jade Market
- Afghanistan Ruby Market
- Afghanistan Spinel Market
The original locality for lapis lazuli is the Sar-e-Sang deposit in Afghanistan's remote Badakhshan district. In the Achaemenid period, azure was called "Kabutkeh". In the Sassanid period, azure was consumed a lot. The roof of Ctesiphon, as well as various sculptures, is made of azure; it is possible that they used azurite instead of azure in making these works.
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