A must-read . It has maps, diagrams, stories, and everything a meteorite hunter must know to intelligently hunt for treasure from space. This is the footprint of an impact. These have been searched by others, but there is undoubtedly material that has not yet been found. It is a good region for hunters, as meteorites will not weather and erode as fast, and are right on the surface.
Sand dunes are especially good.
Craters Again, known craters are shown in Norton's book . Be careful here-Meteor Crater in Arizona, once the source of thousands of specimens, is now closed to meteorite hunters. You can be arrested and fined. You should always check if the area is on private property, and get permission before entering. This is especially true overseas.