A dark orange crust strip across the face of a dark, somewhat friable matrix (petrified wood?). Previous labels indicate the presence of magnesiopascoite, rossite, metarossite and gypsum. Magnesiopascoite and pascoite are both orange and visually indistinguishable, so in the absence of analytical data I will label this as (magnesio)pascoite. Rossite, metarossite and gypsum are not obviously present. The specimen is mildly radioactive, but not due to any essential element in magnesiopascoite - Ca₂Mg(V₁₀O₂₈)·16H₂O or in pascoite - Ca₂Ca(V₁₀O₂₈)·17H₂O, so I conclude the radioactivity is due to something in the matrix. (Carnotite [yellow], coffinite [black] and related uranium minerals are commonly present in small amounts in petrified wood.)