Nine months after a witnessed fireball event in July 2013 above western Algeria hunters discovered fresh fusion-crusted stones on the ground.  These meteorites are a relatively common category of meteorites known as eucrites.  Aouinet Legraa is a superb example of a eucrite that crystallized from molten magma on an ancient parent body, yet has not been fragmented by subsequent impacts until its final launch towards Earth.  The blue, green and orange grains in this image are pyroxene and the gray to white lath-like grains are plagioclase.