Macroscopic Description: Carol Schwarz
Approximately 50% of this tiny rusty and fractured fragment is covered with dark reddish brown fusion crust. Some metal is visible. The entire sample is now embedded in epoxy.

Thin Section (,1) Description: Brian Mason
The section shows an aggregate of chondrules and chondrule fragments, up to 1.2 mm across, and mineral grains in a moderate amount of black matrix. The chondrules and mineral grains consist almost entirely of pyroxene, with possible traces of olivine. The matrix contains a moderate amount of nickel-iron and sulfides. Weathering is extensive, with veinlets and patches of brown limonite throughout the section. Microprobe analyses show that the pyroxene is close to MgSiO3 in composition (FeO 0.7-1.8%, CaO 0.2-0.6%). The nickel-iron contains 2.1-2.4% Si. One grain of roedderite, NaKMg5Si12O30, was analyzed. The meteorite is classified as an E4 chondrite.