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'''Sulfur''' is a mineral component found in specifics sedimentary rock layers : sandstone, limestone, claystone, chalk, chert, shale, conglomerate.  
'''Sulfur''' is a mineral component found in only in these sedimentary rock layers : sandstone, limestone, claystone, chalk, chert, shale, conglomerate.  


Sulfur can be used for advanced medicine purposes: [[Honey-Sulfur reed poultice]] or [[Honey-Sulfur linen poultice]].
Sulfur can be used for advanced medicine purposes: [[Honey-Sulfur reed poultice]] or [[Honey-Sulfur linen poultice]].
An other usage is making [[Blasting powder]] a component of [[Ore_blasting_bomb|Ore blasting bombs]].
Another usage is for making [[Blasting powder]], a component of [[Ore_blasting_bomb|Ore blasting bombs]].


[[File:Suflur_ore.png|200px|thumb|left|Possibles rocks for sulfur ore]]
[[File:Suflur_ore.png|200px|thumb|left|Possibles rocks for sulfur ore]]


Sometimes sulfur can appears in surface deposits bits like [[copper]] or [[coal]].
Sometimes sulfur can appear in surface deposits bits like [[copper]] or [[coal]].
[[File:Suflur_bits.png|200px|thumb|left|Sulfurs bits indicating a deposit]]
[[File:Suflur_bits.png|200px|thumb|left|Sulfur bits indicating a deposit]]

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Sulfur is a mineral component found in only in these sedimentary rock layers : sandstone, limestone, claystone, chalk, chert, shale, conglomerate.

Sulfur can be used for advanced medicine purposes: Honey-Sulfur reed poultice or Honey-Sulfur linen poultice. Another usage is for making Blasting powder, a component of Ore blasting bombs.

Possibles rocks for sulfur ore

Sometimes sulfur can appear in surface deposits bits like copper or coal.

Sulfur bits indicating a deposit