 | | Journal (issue) | | mmigration Ol ice. Opal Mines, Wbite Cllifs, New South Wales. Oourte8JI Special Opal Nuinber Granite and............... . 973 Conglomerate ........ . 946 Slate ................ . 551 Schist .............. . 433.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . Opal i\Iining in Australia. By P. Orm.~by L e111101i.................. Oecu...collections. LUCIAN M. ZELL 522 Fifth A venue New York, N. Y. SMALL COLLECTIONS FOR BEGINNERS 35 50...was once presented with a parure of opals from New South W ales by Emperor William of Germany ; and the |  | | Book | | THE MINERAL INDUSTRY OF. NEW SOUTH ·WALES * .--- -. No. 18 GEMSTO-NES COMPILED BY G. ROSE AUGUST...AUGUST, 1960 ··- * 1 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF NEW SOUTH WALES DEPARTMENT OF . MINES 2'4109 (75 c) DEPARTMENT...SURVEY OF NEW SOUTH WALES F. W, BOOKER, GOVERNMENT GEOLOGIST THE MINERAL INDUSTRY OF NEW SOUTH WALES No....Mines 24109-1 ., THE MINERAL INDUSTRY OF NEW SOUTH WALES No. 18 GEMSTONES Compiled by G. RosE, August...D. Occurrences in New South Wales I. Lightning Ridge (Wallangulla) II. White Cliffs III. Tintenbar IV |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | & Francis Informa Ltd Registered in England and Wales Registered Number: 1072954 Registered office: Mortimer...Geoscience Journal of the Geological Society of Australia Publication details, including instructions for...Precambrian‐Cambrian trace fossils from western New South Wales B. D. Webby a a Department of Geology &...Geophysics, University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW, 2006, Australia Version of record first published: 01 Aug 2007...Precambrian‐Cambrian trace fossils from western New South Wales, Australian Journal of Earth Sciences: An International |  | | Report (edition) | | / NEW SOUTH \ WALES. ' I V . V DEPARTMENT OF MINES. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. E. F. PiTTMAN, A.R.S...INDUSTRY AND THE Distribution of Copper Ores in New South Wales. BY E. J. CARNE, F.G.S., Assistant CIovbrxmest...archive.org/details/mineralresources06geol NEW SOUTH ^^^ALES. DEPARTMENT OF MINES! GEOLOGICAL SURVEY...INDUSTRY AND THE Distribution of Copper Ores in New South Wales. BY J. E. CARNE, F.G.S. Assistant Government...Historical 6 Chronological Order of Opening of New South Wales Mines Copper —probably the first Metal used |  | | Report (chapter) | | Environments, University of South Australia, Adelaide SA 5001, Australia 0000-0003-4745-431X barry.cooper@unisa...stone’ (Cooper 2015a). At that time, the concept of a new geological standard focused on internationally famous...natural stone with a utilitarian use, such as roofing slate, were also included. Moreover, grinding stones,...Australian example where a black norite from South Australia (commonly called Adelaide Black Granite) has...construction in Europe and Asia as well as throughout Australia (Cooper 1995, 1998, 2015c). During the period |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | SESSION 1893-4. ANNIVERSARY I.— ADDRESS. Western Australia and its Goldfields. By ALBERT R CALVERT, M.E....brief description of the Goldfields of Western Australia, I desire to convey to this Society my thanks...deep interest, viz.:—the Goldfields of "Western Australia. Little has been printed about this vast colony...duration, and with various objects in view. Western Australia has at present three great obstacles tp her progress...points out that the district is the most arid in Australia. Natural watercourses, or permanent surface waters |  | | Book | | GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF NLW SOUTH WALES. i ii MINERAL RESOURCES \t;\v south walks. » EDWARD Oo\ F...lis ; NEW SOUTH WALES. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE MINERAL RESOURCES OF NEW SOUTH WALES. BY EDWARD...and Metallurgy ; Government Geologist of New South Wales Lecturer in Mining at the Sydney University...official my notes South Wales. that was possible, within the limits of such a all ; New number of separate...GEOLOGICAL SURVEYOR IN CHARGE. INTRODUCTORY. When Australia was being colonised the pastoral industry "was |  | | | | Publishing Director Janet Slingsby Produced in Australia by Griffin Colour Igneous Rocks 29 Field work...Sandstone 42 Fine-Grained Sedimentary Rocks 44 Slate 46 Schist 48 Laying out a field notebook JZ...similarity to the melt that spawned it. z c Q o CO TO O n CO Something to do Dissolve some alum, or small...and become chipped and worn, ending up covered in white streaks of ground powder. Sepa¬ rate little linen...more quickly as the heavy items pull it into holes. CO O O “D —I Make your own clinometer A simple |  | | Book | | Publishing Director Janet Slingsby Produced i n Australia by G r iffi n Colour Igneous Rocks 29 Field...Sandstone 42 Fine-Grained Sedimentary Ro cks 44 Slate 46 Schist 48 Laying out a field notebook I...aluminum (Al), sodium (No), potassium (K), calcium (Co), copper (Cu) , hyd rogen (H), fluorine (F), berylium...that contains 66 to 52 per cent silica. Basic One co ntaining 52 to 45 per cent silica. Ultra basic ...that contains less than 45 per cent silica. V) co Igne ous rocks ::) Molten material welling up |  | | Book (edition) | | 23 ๒. a GEOLOGY OF NEW SOUTH WALES ned ads CR u E o :: . ", * * Co 20 n ***** YAAO &...之後 * AN INTRODUCTION TO THE GEOLOGY OF NEW SOUTH WALES BY C. A. SÜSSMILCH, F.G.S. PRINCIPAL OF NEWCASTLE...and enlarged, with 100 illustrations and maps AUSTRALIA ANGUS & ROBERTSON LTD . 89 CASTLEREAGH STREET...STREET , SYDNEY 1922 Printed by W. C. Penfold & Co. , Ltd. for Angus & ROBERTSON LTD . Publishers to...SO MUCH OF OUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE GEOLOGY OF NEw South WALES 2 Uu PREFACE TO THIRD EDITION In this |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | INTRODUCTION. Eighty years ago Broken Hill was unknownto white men, whereastoday the story of its growth is a romance---notohly...endeavor. Sir CharlesSturt, Surveyor Generalof South Australia, made an attempt in I844-I846 to reach the...305). •" Narrative of an Expedition i•tc Central Australia, •844-•846." vols. London, •849. a7o Downloaded...is situated within the stateof New South Wales in latitude3xø 57' south and longitudeI4 xø28' east (seeFig...E. C. ANDREWS. SouthAustralia,333 milesto the south,connecting with the main Trans-ContinentalRailway |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | & Francis Informa Ltd Registered in England and Wales Registered Number: 1072954 Registered office: Mortimer...Geoscience Journal of the Geological Society of Australia Publication details, including instructions for...com/loi/taje20 Tibooburra Granodiorite, western New South Wales: Emplacement history and geochemistry a b...Geological Survey of New South Wales , 32 Sulphide Street, Broken Hill, NSW, 2880, Australia c Department of...Geology , University of Newcastle , NSW, 2308, Australia Published online: 09 May 2007. To cite this article: |  | | Book | | CLASSIC MINERAL LOCALITIES OF THE WORLD Asia and Australia = _ |) VieBAtO TATA JARS LIPOW Si. ao sé ...WORLD Asia and Australia Philip Scalisi David Cook VAN NOSTRAND REINHOLD COMPANY NEW YORK CINCINNATI...Nostrand Reinhold Company Inc. 135 West 50th Street, New York, N.Y. 10020 Van Nostrand Reinhold Publishing...Nostrand Reinhold Australia Pty. Ltd. 17 Queen Street Mitcham, Victoria 3132, Australia Van Nostrand Reinhold...Classic mineral localities of the world, Asia and Australia. Bibliography: p. Includes index. 1. Mines and |  | | Book | | Survey of Victoria, Australia. ILLUSTRATED BY 250 FIGURES GEORGE ROBERTSON & CO. Propy. Ltd. MELBOURNE...sea is as rough as it is on the coast at Hokitiki, New Zealand Ovate forms of varying thick9, (Plate Fig...the Orange River at its junction with Diep River, South Africa. It is of ancient amygdaloid (the body of...of grey colour, the amygdules of red jasper and white quartz), and therefore of It was rounded as a pebble...etc. or again, in a glacier, would assume entirely new shapes. The same pebble may at different periods |  | | Book (edition) | | some 220 kilometres (136 miles) from Devonshire south-westwards to the Isles of Scilly. Other large granite...or calcite. Typically sandstones are yellow or white, but a coating of iron oxide round the grains may...lead to the formation of a 10 METAMORPHIC ROCKS slate and ultimately a schist (plate 3). Mica is a common...the north and the Southern Upland Fault to the south. Both can be clearly picked out in the landscape...in the spectacular piles of broken rock on the south-eastern side of Wastwater in the English Lake District |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | notably Lusk, Wyo., and the Sioux Reserva tion in South Dakota, where typical individuals have been found...the Castle Rock region, which lies just to the south of the Denver basin. The ages represented run from...presented the "Problems of the Quaternary Deposits of South Platte Valley." These two papers had special bearing...counties; the Wahsatch tertiary series of the book cliffs in the northwestern part of the state. To these...copper in southeastern Ari zona and southwestern New Mexico stated that, while the copper-bearing veins |  | | Book | | birthplace 2-7 ofgeology MID-WALES 20 - 29 The story of life i11 a North-South divide D ERBYSHIRE 30 -...involves a completely different way of thinking. The 'New' Red Sandstone, at around 250 million years old,...before the earliest recorded human history, the New Red Sandstone is unquestionably ancient, and laughably...appeared at 8pm on 31 December, and the Earth's New Year's Eve celebrations were in full swing by the...updated as new techniques are developed and more detailed surveys are carried out, bringing new information |  | | Book | | LONDON THOMAS 1, MURBY FLEET LANE, 1924 & CO. E.C.4 PRINTED IN GREAT BY WOODBRIDGE BRITAIN...“Little VII. VIII. White Cliffs Queensland X. Black Part III. — ... White Opal OF ... 96 ... ... 100 Features 106 ... OPAL 89 Cliffs ... Geological Precious SKETCHES ... and Opal ...page ... ... 16 PHOTOGRAPHS. Facing page White Cliffs Township Yowah Near “Nuts” The Flat A Part.... 32 ... ... 56 ... ... Printy ... of Australia Fields 96 100 ... ... ... 104 144 156 |  | Dunning, F. W., Mercer, I. F., Owen, M. P., Roberts, R. H., Lambert, J. L. M. (1978) Britain before Man. Geological Museum, London. | Book | | deformed by late Precambr1an Cadom1an folding in south Br1tain but stable srnce the mid-Proterozoic 1n...affected mainly Devonian and Carboniferous rocks south of the Scottish Highlands. The Alpine orogeny, affecting...by a very shallow sea (fig 16). The area lay 30° south of the Equator within a supercontinent in which...21) extending across southern Ireland and North Wales was being filled with sediments and volcanic rocks...Cadomian orogeny, affected all of northwest Europe south of Scotland and Scandinavia. The volcanic and younger | | | | | limestone in Scotland 445-510 Cambrian Mainly shales, slate and sandstones; limestone in Scotland 510-570 ...deformed by late Precambrian | Cadomian folding in south Britain but stable since the mid-Proterozoic in...affected mainly Devonian and Carboniferous rocks south of the Scottish Highlands. The Alpine orogeny, affecting...by a very shallow sea (fig 16). The area lay 30° south of the Equator within a supercontinent in which...21) extending across southern Ireland and North Wales was being filled with sediments and volcanic rocks |  | | Book | | GEOLOGY @ LANDFORMS ofthe South-West Bush Books are a series of practical field guides to help you...5516 9 © CALM 2001 GEOLOGY 6 LANDFORMS ofthe South-West by lain Copp More than 3700 million years...geological history is recorded in rocks of the South-West. The oldest rocks are found in the Yilgarn...of the Earth’s crust that underlies most of the South-West. It formed between about 3700 and 2400 million...crust, resulting in a vast, geologically stable new continent. Huge volumes of molten rock (magma) were |  | | Book | | very hard, and more or less transparent, properly white, but often coloured pink or grey by the admixture...quartz, occur- ring in veins or grains, is milk-white or glassy ; mixed with other matters it makes jasper...and alumina (sand and clay) ; it is sometimes white, but generally grey, reddish, yellowish, or greenish...the nature of granite. It is largely developed in Wales, Derbyshire, and among the ture Peutland Hills...it. This will generally be found to be one of a new group of rocks characterized as Metamorphic, and |  | | Book | | 1985, 1992 Reader’s Digest (Australia) Pty Limited © 1992 Reader’s Digest (New Zealand) Limited © 1976,...& Geophysics. Published by Reader’s Digest (Australia) Pty Limited 26-32 Waterloo Street, Surry Hills...identification Prospecting for gold Gemstone areas of Australia The collector's gear Polishing and cutting Fossicking...minerals are widely distributed over the surface of Australia, but some areas, because of different geological...water-soluble chlorides, nitrates or phosphates. In Australia sedimentary sandstones, in certain areas and under |  | | Book | | witness t-l,, Magn ityi11g lens \ LONDON, NEW YORK, MELBOURNE, MUNICH, and DELHI Mixed rough ...in 2008 by DK Pub lis hing, 375 Hudso n Street, New York, NY I 0014 Copyright© 1988, © 2004, © 2008 Dorling...otherwise, without l he pr ior writ ten permission of the co pyright owner. Publis hed in Great Britain by Dorl...(Library Binding) Co lor reproductio n by Co lourscan, Singapore Pri nted by Toppa n Printing Co. (Shenzhen)...are quartz (gray areas, 1), feldspar (pink and white, 3), and mica (black, 2). 1 OLIVINE Qpartz Mica |  | | Book (edition) | | EARTH SCIENCES LIBRARY I lit! ~ , NEW SOUTH WALES. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION TECHNICAL...AN INTRODUCTION TO THE GEOLOGY OF C. A. NEW SOUTH WALES SUSSMILCH, F.G.S., LECTURER IN CHARGE OF...of the Minister for Public Instruction in New South Wales. [COPYRIGHT.] SYDNEY GULLICK, GOVERNMENT...OF THE GEOLOGY OF THIS WORK NEW SOUTH IS DEDICATED. 754 WALES, PREFACE. THIS compilation of...of our present knowledge of the Geology of New South Wales has been prepared primarily for the use of |
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