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The first one is probably quartz but the other pieces look like slag glass to me.
 

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The last one looks like Libyan desert glass I have seen pictures of. Tectite?
 

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Libyan glass is a tektite, a glass formed by meteorite impacts. Sorry none of them appear to be tektites. All quartz : Upper left clear and milky quartz, upper right and lower left either smoky quartz or chalcedony, lower right chalcedony.
 

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May I ask how and where you found these please?
 

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I found them in a mountain, in a Roman village destroyed completely and abandoned, North Africa
 

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