 | | Journal (issue) | | . . . . 277 by D. London The Emperor mine, Vatukoula, Viti Levu, Fiji . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....sale of the book. The first print, entitled “The Mine with the Iron Door,” depicts a fantasy underground...underground collecting scene at the famous lost gold mine in the Catalina Mountains above Tucson. The print was...scene at the Old uma mine near Tucson (appropriate, inasmuch as he wrote the Old uma mine chapter in the book)...“runner” is someone who “runs” with minerals from the mine or other exposure to dealers, to sell specimens |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | MINERALOGY OF THE BELLEROPHON-NELSON TELLURIDE-BEARING GOLD DEPOSIT, ST. IVES CAMP, YILGARN CRATON, WESTERN...discovered Bellerophon-Nelson telluride-bearing gold deposit at the St. Ives camp, Western Australia...Stages II and III contain economic gold mineralization, and the gold grains are strongly associated with...surround the mineralized veins, and trace amounts of gold precipitated in these altered rocks. The albite...have similar occurrences to native gold. In addition to native gold, telluride and sulfosalt minerals |  | | Report (issue) | | British Solomon Islands Protectorate • • 167 • • • • Fiji • • • • • • • • 170 • • • • • Guyana • • • • • 173...the Geological Survey . . . Department at Suva, Fiji . Fig. 1 Availability of one-inch geological maps...the earth sciences can be undertaken in a broader field than hitherto. Both the former surveys have, in...the earth sciences, especially in the economic field. The scientific and technical work of the Institute...Tanzania. 1. The Geological Map of Great Britain A. FIELD INVESTIGATIONS During the year 1966, the primary |  | | Journal (issue) | | RESIDUES Containing GOLD, SILVER, PLATINUM, COPPER, TIN, ZINC, LEAD REFRACTORY GOLD CONCE'NTRATES etc... 78 Nigeria . • • • • • • • • • 80 Gold Coast . • • • • • • • 81 • • • • •...Honduras • Jamaica • Leeward Islands • • • • Fiji • • • ♦ • • British Solomon Islands Protectorate...Zircons from nepheline-syenite-gneiss, south of Mine Camp, Tambane apparent ages of four samples: 515...from an albite-aegirine rocl( 2 miles north-west of Mine Camp, Tambane apparent age: 542 m.y. Average apparentage |  | | Book | | material, together with brittle white precipitates of baryte and amorphous silica coating tube walls of honeycomb...of geological activities not confined to his own field; Dr T. Deans formerly of the Institute of Geological...Carbonate-hosted lead-zinc deposits Carbonate-hosted baryte and fluorite deposits Preservation potential HE...deposits 2 Quartz-pebble conglomerate uranium and gold-uranium deposits 3 Preservation potential CHAPTER...Tectonic Setting BMineral Deposits 1 Hydrothermal baryte on the San Clemente Fault Zone 2 Preservation potential |  | Parnell, J., Earls, G., Wilkinson, J. J., Hutton, D. H. W., Boyce, A. J., Fallick, A. E., Ellam, R. M., Gleeson, S. A., Moles, N. R., Carey, P. F., Legg, I., Carey, P. F. (2000) Regional Fluid Flow and Gold Mineralization in the Dalradianof the Sperrin Mountains, Northern Ireland. Economic Geology, 95 (7) 1389-1416 doi:10.2113/gsecongeo.95.7.1389 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | 95, 2000, pp. 1389–1416 Regional Fluid Flow and Gold Mineralization in the Dalradian of the Sperrin Mountains...Gardens, Belfast BT9 6BS, United Kingdom Abstract Gold vein mineralization occurs in the metamorphosed...distinguishes four phases of vein quartz in the Curraghinalt gold prospect. Fluid inclusion studies and stable isotope...process resulted in precipitation of the main phase of gold mineralization characterized by an assemblage of...extensive fluid-flow event. The relative abundance of gold at the Curraghinalt and Cavanacaw prospects is thought |  | | Book | | chequered history. During the Austrian regime, the emperor Josef II acquired some of the cabinets for the...Wyartite, Vandenbrandeite, Becquerelite Uraninite, gold Veszelyite Scorzalite Shinkolobwe, Shaba, Za'ire...particularly interesting collection of miners' lamps and mine surveying instruments. Ancient and mediaeval mining...worn by mine officials of Saxony on ceremonial occasions. A special attraction is a model mine, 20m below...N. from the main railway station, landmark is a mine headframe. Tues.- Fri. 8.30-17.30 hrs.; Sat.- Sun |  | | Catalog/List | | extremely ine, specimens from the Mammoth-St. Anthony Mine of Tiger, Arizona: now a vanished place alive only...potential mineral buying area, or go into another mine. He travelled to areas that had seen few Americans...alone someone hunting crystals. He went to Bolivia, Fiji, Ethiopia, Rhodesia, and many other places. Given...Atacama Desert to collect Underground Nikolaevskiy Mine, Dalnegorsk, Russia, 1993. "RPG," Artigas, Uruguay...collection that he donated to the Neto and Ed Swoboda to mine University of Arizona RRUFF Project. Another was |  | | Book | | value of a gem What is a jewel? NATIVE ELEMENTS Gold Crown of Charlemagne Silver Platinum Marie Antoinette’s...anniversaries Brazilianite Amblygonite Apatite Lazulite Baryte Celestine Alabaster Gypsum Sacred stones Scheelite...126 127 128 130 132 140 142 144 146 150 152 154 Gold and power Opal Halley’s Comet opal Moonstone Shimmering...society – in some cultures, jade is more valuable than gold, for example. Rubies are among the most highly valued...14), including gold, silver, and diamond (carbon). With the exception of platinum and gold, most metals |  | | Journal (issue) | | classification of native gold and Au-Ag-mineral samples 10 1. Historical highlights of gold mining in Romania...Romania 10 2. Overview of the gold mining in Romania 12 3. The metallogenic subprovince related to the...of native gold from Romania in Brad Gold Museum 65 6. Alluvial gold occurences 67 7. Gold from occurrences...world in Brad Gold Museum 68 Characterization of samples in the mineral collection of the Gold Museum of...Silicates 119 References 120 2 Introduction The Gold Museum of Brad is unique among other museums in |  | | Journal (issue) | | Orthoclase. 18 x 19 cm. Pit Mokrusha, Murzinka pegmatite field, Central Urals, Russia. GM KFU#6001. 9 e x ce...Calendar), 1804, on the Establishment Chart by the Emperor Alexander I and the simultaneously issued Charter...Potemkin-Tavrichesky (Figure 21). On an order by the Emperor Pavel I, both this collection and the library were...of this collection were from Transbaikalia), and mine surveyor Yakovlev from the Southern Urals. By the...silver and lead (as a by-product), and then also gold. It is interesting that many labels to the topaz |  | | Book (edition) | | Golden Clutha a floor of white quartz stones nets gold for the dredges and provides material unlimited...raised as continents. Down Westland way pebbles of gold have been found on river-course and seashore as...deeper work it will not lie useless underfoot. The gold-pan sufficed last century, now geigers, bulldozers...gems have seldom eye-appeal when viewed in veldt or mine. Some of our rockhounds, poking about where cataracts...gorges are your best bets. Remember that even rich gold, if very fine, shows no glitter except under a good |  | | Book | | value of a gem What is a jewel? NATIVE ELEMENTS Gold Crown of Charlemagne Silver Platinum Marie Antoinette’s...anniversaries Brazilianite Amblygonite Apatite Lazulite Baryte Celestine Alabaster Gypsum Sacred stones Scheelite...126 127 128 130 132 140 142 144 146 150 152 154 Gold and power Opal Halley’s Comet opal Moonstone Shimmering...sunken pirate ships to wicked diamonds to cities of gold, its sinister sparkle has a singular ability to...society—in some cultures, jade is more valuable than gold, for example. Rubies are among the most highly valued |  | | Journal (issue) | | Society. We have a total of three cerworked in the mine from the 1970's until its tified counselors ready...society. the celebration day parade. A freshly painted mine cart Demonstrations were given on the reduction...worked at Sterling Hill Mine and Franklin Mine, ride in exhibits. front of the mine cart. We look forward...that we begin with a specimen from the Sterling mine-and one which John himself collected underground...1990, when John Kolic, in consultation with old mine maps, directed where to look. Scores of speci |  | | Journal (issue) | | Interesting Day in Prospect ........................ A New Mine in the North York Moors National Park?...................... Commissioning Underway at Drakewalls Mine (Hemerdon) What’s In a (Mineral) Name? ...........Interesting Find. ............ 21 Meeting and Field Trip Reports .....................................undertaken in pursuit of this aim, members make many field visits to sites around the country and attend many...to Good Practice A Field Leaders Indemnity Form An Incident Report Form A Field Visit Check List These |  | | Book (edition) | | hydraulic fracturing, hypothermal and epithermal gold mineralization and introduced new material into...new sections added; in particular on disseminated gold deposits and unconformity-associated uranium de-...is misleading; for much significant work in the field is written in French, German, Russian and other...where either the mineral itself, e.g. asbestos, baryte, or the oxide or some other compound derived from...communities to be plunged into unemployment because a mine or mines have become unprofitable, a need to earn |  | | Journal (issue) | | Fossil and Mineral Shows 2002 Russell Society Field Meetings Reports Minutes of the 2002 AGM Frank Ince...motion the next level down, the chairpersons, the field trip organisers, the reporters and secretary's,...the skittle alley on Friday night, through to the field trips with expert leaders, with the bonus of good...moving. Sallie Bassham, the Librarian of the Northern Mine Research Society has kindly agreed to take over...committee member), Paul Thompson who has retired as Field Secretary after a very successful year (but who |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | official. These officials had to be confirmed by the Emperor personally and occupied important appointments...Nikolai the Crown Prince at all but for the future Emperor Alexander III at that time when he was the Crown...education of his son Nikolai Alexandrovich, future Emperor Nikolai II. The initial eight years of his education...silver ore, hornsilver (silver chloride), altaite, gold, platinum, mellite, anthracite, coal, asphalt, amber...Russia. It is interesting that about ten specimens of gold were in the collection whereas a single one Is |  | | Book (volume) | | and tungsten Antimony and gold Antimony, with or without associated gold Gold Lead, zinc and silver Deposits...Deposits in basement. Deposits in the Lias Baryte Fluorite Copper • Molybdenum Mercury . • Uranium. • Rutile...silver cevennes Rouergue Auvergne Vosges. Fluorite . Baryte Uranium. • • Molybdenum • • Diatomite • • Kaolin...65 65 66 66 67 67 68 68 68 68 68 68 Tungsten. Gold Copper Lead and zinc. Deposits in the Upper Georgian...to Lower Devonian Vein-type deposits Fluorite . Baryte • Manganese Uranium. Magnesite and siderite • Eastern |  | | Book | | some of which may be carried out directly in the field. In this introduction, techniques requiring more...use. Later, when he became acquainted with ores (gold, copper, tin, iron, etc.), he began looking eagerly...sand on a beach) are formed, such as deposits of gold, monazite or ilmenite. Lighter, non-metallic minerals...insoluble and less prone t o oxidation, such as gold, platinum , cassiterite, w olframite, magnetite...then wiped clean and investigated with a lens. In field work, however, this method is not always practical |  | | Book | | performance record (1986-1990) without equal in the gold industry ® Record revenue, earnings and cash flow...flow achieved in each of the last five years. ® Gold production rose 220% to 596,000 ounces in 1990. The...and over 1.1 million ounces annually by 1992. @ Gold reserves increased nine-fold to 20.4 million ounces...five-year period. @ Higher production and a unique gold hedging program should ensure future growth. C20...British companies pre-eminent internationally in its field. To ensure continuous supplies of these materials |  | | Report (issue) | | Overseas British Solomon Islands Protectorate • • • • Fiji • • New Hebrides Swaziland • V� • • • •.... . . I. Mineral analy-ser being used in tl1e field in Sutherland . . . . . . . 2. Bottom sampling in...Committee. The Institute embraces almost the whole field of government activity in the earth sciences. During...drawing office, the Assistant Director and four field units of the Southern England and Wales Region,...For tl1e areas actively being surve-y-ed, tl1e field staff of the Geological Survey of Great Britain |  | | Book | | respectively, and important among industrial minerals are baryte and asbestos. Over the last two decades there...been a tendency among those who search for and mine industrial minerals to call them ‘ore’ and to measure...reluctance to allow large isolated have mines or mine a because ment unemploy into plunged communities...with many metals during this century has been to mine lower and lower grade ores. This has led to the...is an important by-product of many South African gold ores. The properties of a mineral govern the ease |  | | Book (chapter) | | schorl, Egleston 350 (1892). electron = Ag-rich gold or amber, Bukanov 173, 345 (2006). electrum (Homer)...(1892). electrum (Pliny) (intermediate) = Ag-rich gold or Au-rich silver-3C, Nickel & Nichols 245 (1991)...amber, László 65 (1995). Elektrum (Pliny) = Ag-rich gold or Au-rich silver-3C, Hintze I.1, 239 (1898). elelite...41-50, 103 (1968). Emperor-lite = synthetic gem corundum, Nassau 210 (1980). Emperor of China = 40 x 60...60 cm. rhodochrosite, MR 42, 271 (2011). Emperor of India = 10 kg. pale-green gem Fe2+-rich beryl, LAP | | | Book | | illustrated Encyclopedi of the World’s Rocks and Mine re L A R E N MI OF THE WORLD Rudolf Duda and...some of which may be carried out directly in the field. In this introduction, techniques requiring more...use. Later, when he became acquainted with ores (gold, copper, tin, iron, etc.), he began looking eagerly...sand on a beach) are formed, such as deposits of gold, monazite or ilmenite. Lighter, non-metallic minerals...are insoluble and less prone to oxidation, such as gold, platinum, cassiterite, wolframite, magnetite or |
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