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| and zinc resources extends along the length of Cemetery Ridge, which crosses the southwest boundary of...of the study area. An area northeast of Cemetery Ridge and extending along the south boundary of the study...small quantity of manganese from prospects near Cemetery Ridge, south of the study area. The Double Eagle...detected in rock or stream-sediment samples from Cemetery Ridge, south of the study area boundary. Lithologies...Lithologies and structures exposed on Cemetery Ridge may extend beneath a thin cover of alluvium in one area |
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| on cemetery stones......................................... Rhizocarpon geographicum on cemetery stones......................... Leeidea atrobrunnea on cemetery stones................................................................. Lichen species on the cemetery stones of the McCall and Finnish cemeteries and...on nearby, historically dated features such as cemetery monuments and buildings. The lichen commonly measured...apron. No one of the rock types-rhyolite, latite, quartz latite, and granite-seems to be favored as a host |
 | Krmíček, Lukáš, Ulrych, Jaromír, Jelínek, Emil, Skála, Roman, Krmíčková, Simona, Korbelová, Zuzana, Balogh, Kadosa (2021) Petrogenesis of Cenozoic high-Mg (picritic) volcanic rocks in the České středohoří Mts. (Bohemian Massif, Czech Republic) Mineralogy and Petrology, 115 (2) 193-211 doi:10.1007/s00710-020-00729-5 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) |
| later described from the Western Carpathians in Slovakia (Hovorka and Spišiak 1993; Spišiak and Hovorka...Kostomlaty pod Milešovkou Žim, small hill near cemetery, boulders Kletečná Hill near Kletečná, boulders...Integrated models of basalt petrogenesis: a study of quartz tholeiites to olivine melilitites from southeastern...D (2000) Picrite rocks in the vicinity of Banská Bystrica (Krížna unit, Western Carpathians). Slovak |
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| 7000 and c. 3500 BC, the inhabitants of this region developed a much more complex social organization...artifact assemblages of the rest of the central Balkan region. Further north, typical forms of the Staréevo complex...tablets are believed to have reached the Danube region from Mesopotamia not earlier than about 3000 BC...early Neolithic culture of the circum-Adriatic region is known as the Impresso complex, characterized...variant west of the middle Danube in Hungary, Slovakia and Austria, the ‘musicnote’ (Notenkopf) decorated |
 | Golitko, Mark, McGrath, Alyssa, Kreiter, Attila, Lightcap, Ian V., Duffy, Paul R., Parditka, Györgyi M., Giblin, Julia I. (2021) Down to the Crust: Chemical and Mineralogical Analysis of Ceramic Surface Encrustations on Bronze Age Ceramics from Békés 103, Eastern Hungary. Minerals, 11 (4) 436 doi:10.3390/min11040436 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) |
| primarily Middle Bronze Age (c. 1600–1280 calBC) cemetery and settlement on the Great Hungarian Plain, has...Age (primarily 1600–1280 calBC) urn cremation cemetery of Békés 103 “Jégvermikert” to determine the origin...Archaeology) project, which examines how this large cemetery integrates into the broader social world of the...“Jégvermi-Kert” Cemetery Ceramic Assemblage Békés 103 “Jégvermi-kert” is a large cemetery and associated...Magyarország Régészeti Topográfiája (MRT) surveys of the region, and has been extensively excavated by the BAKOTA |
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| Stones Ondrasik and Malgot: Historical Sites in Slovakia Ghosh: Ancient Monuments in Central India De...Kertész Engineering Geology and Historical Sites in Slovakia R. Ondragik and J. Malgot Geological Evaluation...3). Quarries of both types are situated in the region of Budapest and near and over the Austrian border... Engineering Geology and Historical Sites in Slovakia R. ONDRASIK Comenius University Bratislava, Czechoslovakia...Evidence of the existence of man in the territory of Slovakia dates back to the period of 300,000 years ago |
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| revered status of women in religious life, the cemetery evi dence throughout the 5th and most of the...of up to 10,000 inhabitants at the center of a district sur rounded by medium and smaller size villages...ard a m ore settled life. In the M editerranean region rose the exploitation o f legum es a n d fruits...om esticated a t on e tim e n o r in the sa m e region. T he d og h a d alrea d y been d om esticated...agriculture in the western and central Mediterranean region; and through the spread of agriculture with migrating |
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| 7000 and c. 3500 BC, the inhabitants of this region developed a much more complex social organization...artifact assemblages of the rest of the central Balkan region. Further north, typical forms of the Star¢evo complex...tablets are believed to have reached the Danube region from Mesopotamia not earlier than about 3000 BC...early Neolithic culture of the circum-Adriatic region is known as the Impresso complex, characterized...variant west of the middle Danube in Hungary, Slovakia and Austria, the ‘musicnote’ (Notenkopf) decorated |
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| Hartville and Guernsey, near Mother Featherlegs cemetery, or as local basal plaster on exhumed Precambrian...marker unit with internal unconformities: Upper quartz-pebble dolomite-matrix conglomerate, or quartzite;...hematitic-pebble conglomerate, and red hematitic quartz breccia (hematitic quartzite or quartzite clastic...Xh Medium- to coarse-grained feldspar-quartz-biotite quartz monzonitic and granitic augen gneiss as...medium-grained uniform plagioclase-hornblende-biotite-quartz monzonitic to mafic diorite gneiss with local clinopyroxene |
 | Łaciak, Dagmara, Borowski, Michał P., Łydżba-Kopczyńska, Barbara, Baron, Justyna, Furmanek, Mirosław (2019) Archaeometric characterisation and origin of black coatings on prehistoric pottery. Geochemistry, 79 (3) 453-466 doi:10.1016/j.chemer.2019.07.004 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) |
| (predominantly below 0.04 mm), mainly represented by quartz, seem to have been largely pressed into the surrounding...performed on pottery from the Hallstatt period cemetery in Nadziejewo (Borowski, 2017). At the low-magnification...feldspars (Fig. 6c, d, f), lenses comprising anhedral quartz grains (Fig. 6f) as well as irregular cryptocrystalline...of plagioclase and a lens composed of anhedral quartz grains; (g) A relatively fine-grained aggregate...intergrowths with muscovite (Fig. 8b). Additionally, quartz, feldspars and iron oxy/hydroxides were also identified |
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| deposits but also a large number of ones in which gold quartz ores previously collected from wadi sediments had...opposed to genuinely mined areas in which auriferous quartz veins had been extracted in either underground... . . . . . . . . . . . 3.5 Tectonic Control of Quartz-Gold Mineralisation . . . . . . . . 3.6 Genesis.... . . . . . . . . 5.2.32 The Pharaonic Mining District in Wadi el-Sid . . . . . Middle Central Group... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wadi Allaqi Region . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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| ...................................... Silver district. ...............................................65 65 65 65 66 67 67 68 68 70 3 PAGE Eureka district........................................................................................ Cibola region................................................................................................ Quartz veins............................................galena-fluorite veins........................................ Quartz veins........ ................. ....... ... .. |
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| recently discovered exposure of Orocopia Schist at Cemetery Ridge west of Phoenix, Arizona, lies exceptionally...serpentinized. Peridotite and metaperidotite at Cemetery Ridge are of three principal types: (1) serpentinite...geochemical characteristics of the peridotite at Cemetery Ridge are ambiguously similar to either abyssal...blocks in the Orocopia Schist subduction complex at Cemetery Ridge may be derived from the leading corner or...southern California and Arizona, at least. In this region once deeply buried schist is exposed in some 25 |
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| LIMESTONE AND DOLOMITE IN THE BIRMINGHAM DISTRICT, ALABAMA. By CHARLES BUTTS. INTRODUCTION. Both limestone...from an economic standpoint in the Birmingham district. Limestone is used for lime and cement, and both...great industrial development of the Birmingham district, coal and iron, of course, being the other two...making from the comparatively low-grade ores of this region is possible. This paper is based on work done in...1905, p. C8. LIMESTONE AND DOLOMITE, BIRMINGHAM DISTRICT, ALABAMA. 249 In this quarry nearly the full |
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| the Morenos District. 1868 Nevada: Hornsilver with a little found in the White Pine District. 1876 South...their boom. California: Bodie was born on rich quartz deposits and the “Bad Man from Bodie” became legend...waters have effected some concentration of it in quartz veins. As weathering and stream erosion of earth...discover gold. One strike was in the Nacoochee Valley region of White County. Another discovery came by Benjamin...a piece of quartz, and it rolled in front of him. Parks saw some shiny metal in the quartz “like the yolk |
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| with Seneca sandstone in Washington include the District of Columbia (DC) Jail (1872) designed by the supervising...September 21, 2018 C. A. GRISSOM ET AL. Fig. 4. District of Columbia Jail (1872) by Alfred B. Mullett,...was used mainly in the Washington and Baltimore region. However, the quarries are a unique surviving example... McClellan Arch (1871–72), Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia. Dedicated to one of the...arch was the original main entrance gate to the cemetery. Downloaded from http://sp.lyellcollection.org/ |
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| with the well-known sequence of the bcds in this district. ~ear Waterdale Road a small pit showed Chalk...the abandoned brickfield adjoining Wool~ wich Cemetery. The section here, although once very fine, is...form the most persistent member throughout the district. Pleistocene (Middle Terrace) brick-earths here...Woods proved inadequate, a shaft was sunk at the" Cemetery Brickfield and an extensive system of long and...site of the latter can still be seen in the .. Cemetery " Brickfield. The party next proceeded by car |
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| much literature on the geology of the Richmond region. In the report of the Geological Survey of Virginia...Fredericksburg, and Washington. The Piedmont province is a region of hard rocks and rolling topography. It was formerly...Artesian well prospects in the Atlantic Coastal Plain region: Bull. U. S. Geol. Survey, No. 138, 1896. 2 Watson...valleys in rocky channels. The Coastal Plain is a region of clay, sand, and other soft materials, laid down...on a river terrace. The plateau in the Richmond region stands at an average altitude of 200 feet above |
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| of presumed Devonian age' rt is intruded into quartz-chlorite-mica phyllites of the charlotte Group...town of calais, Maine. At st. Stephenand in the district north and west of the town, a complex of basic...pink microcline-bearing granite, and dark gray quartz-augite-diorite which have been quarried for building...developed in the neighborhood of Elm Street, and along Cemetery Road; elsewhere, gray.rock of gabbroid appearance...Frc. 1. Geological sketch-map of the St. Stephen district. Stipple-Charlotte Group (pelitic sediments); |
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| top of the succession, like most in the Farnham region. Here the Director outlined the broader aspects...besides the type-area on the Kent coast, the Farnham district is the most rewarding collecting area. The well-preserved...in the thickness of haematite coating individual quartz grains, to the ultimate filling of all pore space...smelting due to the excessive presence of quartz. Milford Cemetery (913369) On the return journey to Guildford...well-known Puttenham Beds exposure behind Milford Cemetery. The Director noted that these beds, which were |
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| headstones of Jewish graves in the Verano Monumental Cemetery in Rome were discovered severely damaged. Police...group of gardeners who worked illegally in the cemetery. Tools, and other items belonging to the gardeners...celebration, Jewish tombs in the Verano Monumental Cemetery in Rome were severely damaged. Headstones, made...anti-Semitic-related acts had taken place in the Rome Monumental Cemetery. Police investigators suspected that a group of...out unofficial gardening and repair work in the cemetery, might have been involved. The gardeners claimed |
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| Wheeler, C.E.); Cambridgeshire specimens from Ely Cemetery and from the neighbourhood of Bishops Stortford...and a ]~J[iddlesexspecimen from the Marylebone Cemetery, Finchley. ']_'he coarser residuum, after washing...clays, is a sand or powder containing grains of quartz, chalk, chert, and other homogeneous minerals,...many common features, and occupying a definite district, they must be classed together as one. The clays...to conceive how a material containing so little quartz could be produced or brought by any agent moving |
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| CHARLES JOHNS 1 Excavation of an Early Christian cemetery at Althea Library, Padstow PRU MANNING and PETER...one suggests the possible existence of a cist cemetery. The cists lie within an ancient terraced field...SRY gene, which is present in the non-recombining region of the Y chromosome, were incorporated into the...contemporary and could be part of a more extensive cemetery. However, geophysical survey proved ineffective...are both part of a larger cemetery (cf Ashbee 1979, 74). The Harlyn Bay cemetery, excavated in 1900, contained |
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| Neolithic–Chalcolithic transition, (2) an Iron Age cemetery and (3) how the inhabitants adapted to an unstable...understand settlement distribution and change in the region. However, these models must be tied into a greater...use of irrigation in the early Chalcolithic in a region adjacent to Mesopotamia (but separated from it...to the main locus of cultural development in the region. In addition, the transition to the Chalcolithic...relatively uninterrupted from this period, an Iron Age cemetery has also been located at the site (Fazeli et al |
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| OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGY OF THE HANOVER-YORK DISTRICT PENNSYLVANIA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PROFESSIONAL PAPER...of recumbent fold in albite-chlorite-muscovite-quartz schist, 7 miles northwest of Tucquan anticline;...anticline; B, Fold in albite-chlorite-muscovite-quartz schist; C, Muscovite-chlorite-quartzs chist, from Muddy...Chloritoid-muscovite-quartz schist, from Saubel Hill; B, Chloritoid-muscovite-quartz schist, from Hoffacker...Hoffacker Valley; C, Banded chlorite-muscovite-quartz schist, half a mile south of Freysville________________________ |
