Dr. Nagy I. Zoltán szerk.: Fragmenta Mineralogica Et Palaentologica 6. 1975. (Budapest, 1975)

On the map, red points and spots are symbolizing the sites where the exploded meteoric fragments were hitting the ground. From the meteorites the number of which was originally of aproximatively 1700, the map is containing only the spots of incidence of those 53 meteorites, which DUMA has ascertained, and, in addition, the spot of the largest meteorite which has been transferred to Vienna. Geodetical work was done by an engineer, as emissary of the Catastral Bureau of Ung county. Fig. 5. The meteorites collected at the site hitted the ground within the area of an ellipse (BENDEFY 1973). 5. kép: A helyszinen összegyűjtött meteoritok egy ellipszisen belül értek földet (BENDEFY 1973). The shattered smaller or larger meteorites were found on the area of an elongated ellipse the main axis of which is possessing a NE - SW direction (Fig. 5.). SZABÓ staFig. 3. The biggest meteorite of Knahina; property of the Natural History Museum at Vienna. Length: 77 cm, height: 46 cm, weight: 293, 5 kgs. Fig. 4. Second biggest fragment of the meteorite of Knahina, collection of minerals in the Hungarian Naturas History Museum. Length: 46 cm, heigth: 30 cm, thikness: 24,5 cm, weigth 41.26 kgs. 3. kép: A knyahinyai legnagyobb meteorit; a bécsi Természetrajzi Múzeum tulajdona. Hossza: 77 cm, magassága: 46 cm, súlya: 293, 5 kg. 4. kép: A knyahinyai meteorit második legnagyobb darabja; a budapesti Természettudományi Múzeum tulajdona. Hossza: 46 cm, magassága: 30 cm, vastagsága: 24-5 cm, súlya: 41, 26 kg.