Copper node

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codex.json

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      "Native peoples of the Great Lakes' Old Copper Complex hammered nearly pure native copper nuggets into tools, weapons, and ornaments starting around 6500 BCE.",
      "Copper was among the first metals used by humans. A native copper pendant from northern Iraq dates to approximately 8700 BCE, predating gold's known use by several millennia.",
      "Copper surfaces naturally kill over 99.9% of bacteria, including MRSA, within two hours. US EPA registered copper alloys as the first solid antimicrobial materials."
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