A 115.2 g stone in the shape of a thin-bladed talon, was found by Michael Farmer in the Dhofar region of Oman. Description and classification (T. Bunch and J. Wittke, NAU):  feldspathic fragmental breccia that contains a variety of lithologies set in a well-indurated, comminuted matrix of similar materials; preferred orientation of fragments and clasts. Mostly ferroan anorthosites with clasts of gabbroic anorthosites, anorthositic gabbros and norites, troctolites, olivine gabbros, microporphyritic and fine-grained impact melt breccias, and rare, ophitic/subophitic basalts and symplectites of unknown provenance. Anorthositic plagioclase, An_94.5-98, FeO = 0.28–0.78 wt %. Olivine (FeO/MnO = 82-110): ferroan anorthosite, Fa₃₈; norite, Fa₁₈; olivine gabbro, Fa_36.8. Orthopyroxenes (FeO/MnO = 50–73): ferroan anorthosite, Fs_38.6Wo_2.1; olivine gabbro, Fs_33.4Wo_4.3; ophitic basalt core, Fs₄₀Wo_11.8, rim, Fs_69.1Wo_15.8. Very light weathering. Specimens: type specimen, 20.6 g, NAU; main mass. Farmer.

A second trip to the find area yeilded several small additional specimens weighing 3.1, 2.04, .78 and .474 grams.