Two masses, each weighing 10 kg, were found by G. Tulga and Droje Dbangadus on the plateau near QiangTang, Tibet, China, in January 2020. G. Tulga found an additional 6.5 kg piece in December 2020, and another 42.2 kg piece in July 2021.
Physical characteristics: The four main masses have irregular shapes and are covered in ~2 cm wide regmaglypts. The 6.5 kg mass appears to be coated in caliche, whereas the other masses are red-brown in color.