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'''Native copper''' is one of the several [[ore]]s of [[copper]], the most versatile [[metal]] in ''Dwarf Fortress'', primarily useful in creating [[alloy]]s. Native copper is found in the form of [[vein]]s. Mined-out hunks of native copper are called ''copper nuggets''.
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Other copper-bearing ores include [[malachite]] and [[tetrahedrite]].
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=== In Real Life ===
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Native copper is not strictly an ore, but chunks of copper in its naturally formed (native) metallic state.  As copper is fairly unreactive as metals go, this is much more common than native aluminum. It was an important source of copper for many prehistoric cultures.
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File:Copper.jpg|Nugget, 44 grams and about 3 cm large
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File:NatCopper.jpg|Another similar sized copper nugget
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Fire-safe Not magma-safe

Wikipedia article

This article is about an older version of DF.

Native copper is one of the several ores of copper, the most versatile metal in Dwarf Fortress, primarily useful in creating alloys. Native copper is found in the form of veins. Mined-out hunks of native copper are called copper nuggets.

Other copper-bearing ores include malachite and tetrahedrite.

In Real Life[edit]

Native copper is not strictly an ore, but chunks of copper in its naturally formed (native) metallic state. As copper is fairly unreactive as metals go, this is much more common than native aluminum. It was an important source of copper for many prehistoric cultures.

Sedimentary
Igneous
Intrusive
Extrusive
Metamorphic
Ore
Economic
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