History: A single stone of 91 g was bought in Rissani, Morocco, in 2001. Physical characteristics: It is oblong shaped, ~5 cm in length, and ~2 cm in diameter. The fusion crust is altered and reddish dark brown. Discrete regmaglypts are visible. One side is broken, altered, and covered with desert varnish. A few open fractures are filled with sand grains in their widest end. Petrography: (A. Jambon, O. Boudouma, and D. Badia; UPVI). In thin section, interstitial metal patches up to a few mm are observed in addition to numerous sulfide patches with the same texture, about half as big. A network of once-molten material at grain boundaries and in the fissures is observed. Both ends of the stone are significantly altered. Aggregates of polyhedral olivine and orthopyroxene with interstitial minor phases exhibit triple junctions. Mode: olivine 41.4%, opx 32.1%, cpx 7.2%, chromite 4.4%, phosphate 3.0%, kamacite 5.2% troilite (partly oxidized) 6.1%, feldspar (mixed Na-K-Ca) 0.5%. A few internal open fractures and pores amount to less than 1%. Mineral compositions and Geochemistry: Olivine (Fo88) zoned near the rims to (Fo76). Pyroxene (En85Fs13Wo2). Minor clinopyroxene, chromite, and Ca phosphate. Kamacite (Ni = 4 wt%) and troilite. Classification: Achondrite (lodranite). Type specimens: A total sample mass of 18.2 g and one polished section are on deposit at UPVI. Hmani holds the main mass (67.2 g and one end cut of 4.5 g). Submitted by: A. Jambon, UPVI.