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RFW7G00C–Deadvlei with dead camel thorn trees and red-orange sand dunes in Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia
RMMB4F8J–Zhangjiajie, China's Hunan Province. 6th Apr, 2018. Giovanna Fezzi (L) from Italy paints at Zhangjiajie UNESCO Global Geopark at Wulingyuan District of Zhangjiajie City, central China's Hunan Province, April 6, 2018. About 21 artists coming from Italy took part in a cultural event at the geopark which is known for its quartzose sandstone landform. This geopark is one of the geoparks in China that have already been chosen by UNESCO on its World Network of Geoparks. Credit: Wu Yongbing/Xinhua/Alamy Live News
RFM5TPX2–Middle Neolithic quartzose sandstone statue of a goddess from the archaeological site of Cott'e Baccas in Segarlu, Sardinia,. Museo archeologico nazio
RM2RNYX2Y–(180407) -- ZHANGJIAJIE, April 7, 2018 -- Giovanna Fezzi (L) from Italy paints at Zhangjiajie UNESCO Global Geopark at Wulingyuan District of Zhangjiajie City, central China s Hunan Province, April 6, 2018. About 21 artists coming from Italy took part in a cultural event at the geopark which is known for its quartzose sandstone landform. This geopark is one of the geoparks in China that have already been chosen by UNESCO on its World Network of Geoparks. )(wsw) CHINA-HUNAN-ZHANGJIAJIE GEOPARK-ITALIAN ARTISTS (CN*) WuxYongbing PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN
RM2HKCMFH–vertical fold in the sandstone cliff at Bouddi Point, Maitland Bay, Bouddi National Park, Central Coast, New South Wales, Australia
RM2AFMA9F–. The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London. Fig. 2.. /. Z>. i?., Photomicr. Bemrose Ltd., Collo. Schistose Grit and Quartzose Schist. Quart. Journ. Geol. Soc. Vol. LX, Pl. II Fig 1
RF2PNHTGT–A view of Cranberry Rock in the Stiperstones Nature Reserve in Shropshire,UK. A Quartzite ridge created during the last Ice Age 480 million years ago
RF2J3GMD3–Water flows down the multi coloured cliffs which line the south of the harbour at Boscastle in Cornwall.The strata is the visible part of the geologic
RM2M0DB5D–The Coke Ovens. Colorado National Monument, near Fruita, CO, USA, late September, by Dominique Braud/Dembinsky Photo Assoc
RM2HD5THC–Close-up slice or slab of a geode type agate or quartz and it's many layers, crystallization and colors stratified like modern art, USA
RMPFXNWA–. Geology of the Narragansett basin. Geology. EHODE ISLAND GOAL MEASURES. 199 Record of artesian-well boring at Taunton—Oontiimed. Feet. Sandstone and coaly slate - 15 Oonglonieratej quartzose , 13 Coaly shales , 97 Slate, coaly, and sandstone 15 Sandstone 5 Coaly slate 13 Sandstone 7 Slate, bine 90 Coaly slate 10 Slate, blue - 5 Coaly slate 5 Slate, bine 10 Coaly slate 15 Slate, blue 33 Sandstone 47 Coaly sliale 40 Sandstone .-... 25 I)ex)tli of well 975 The dip of the strata being, as stated, about 40*^ N., the actual thick ness of the strata passed through would therefore amount to 639.6 fe
RMMB4F8H–Zhangjiajie, China's Hunan Province. 6th Apr, 2018. Julienna Polidoro from Italy paints at Zhangjiajie UNESCO Global Geopark at Wulingyuan District of Zhangjiajie City, central China's Hunan Province, April 6, 2018. About 21 artists coming from Italy took part in a cultural event at the geopark which is known for its quartzose sandstone landform. This geopark is one of the geoparks in China that have already been chosen by UNESCO on its World Network of Geoparks. Credit: Wang Jianjun/Xinhua/Alamy Live News
RF2CF01PB–Pit-and-mound dunes (Hummocky sands, low mounding sands) fixed by vegetation are a typical desert landscape for Central Asia. Ridgy sands visible. Des
RFM5TPX7–Middle Neolithic quartzose sandstone statue of a goddess from the archaeological site of Cott'e Baccas in Segarlu, Sardinia,. Museo archeologico nazio
RM2RNYX1Y–(180407) -- ZHANGJIAJIE, April 7, 2018 -- Giorgio Distefano (1st L) from Italy paints at Zhangjiajie UNESCO Global Geopark at Wulingyuan District of Zhangjiajie City, central China s Hunan Province, April 6, 2018. About 21 artists coming from Italy took part in a cultural event at the geopark which is known for its quartzose sandstone landform. This geopark is one of the geoparks in China that have already been chosen by UNESCO on its World Network of Geoparks. )(wsw) CHINA-HUNAN-ZHANGJIAJIE GEOPARK-ITALIAN ARTISTS (CN*) WuxYongbing PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN
RF2CTJ8F8–The sands which are subject to violent agitation from the action of the wind, fine-grained sand. Barchan crest and gently rolling sand waves on the su
RM2HKCMCM–vertical sedimentary strata at Bouddi Point, Maitland Bay, Bouddi National Park, Central Coast, New South Wales, Australia
RM2AFM9XN–. The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London. /. Z>. i?., Photomicr. Bemrose Ltd., Collo. Schistose Grit and Quartzose Schist. Quart. Journ. Geol. Soc. Vol. LX, Pl. II Fig 1. Fig. 2.
RM2HTB501–vertical sedimentary strata at Bouddi Point, Maitland Bay, Bouddi National Park, Central Coast, New South Wales, Australia
RF2PNHTGG–A view of Manstone Rock in the Stiperstones Nature Reserve in Shropshire, UK. A Quartzite ridge created during the last Ice Age 480 million years ago
RMG104GB–Australia, New South Wales, Central Coast, Bouddi National Park, erosion has formed honeycomb patterns on Hawkesbury sandstone
RF2J3GMD7–Water flows down a multi coloured pocket in the cliffs which line the south of the harbour at Boscastle in Cornwall.The strata is the visible part of
![Elements of geology, or, The Elements of geology, or, The ancient changes of the earth and its inhabitants as illustrated by geological monuments elementsofgeolog00lyel Year: 1868 Ch. XVIIL] FOSSILS OF LOWER GREEXSAXD. 34:3 Pebbles of quartzose sandstone, jasper, and flinty slate, together with grains of chlorite and mica, speak plainly of the nature of the Fig. 830. Perna MulUU. Desh. and Leym. a. Exterior. b. Part of hinge of upper valve. preexisting rocks, from the wearing, down of which the Greensand beds were derived. The land, consisting of such rocks, was doubt- less submerged befor Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RWWC33/elements-of-geology-or-the-elements-of-geology-or-the-ancient-changes-of-the-earth-and-its-inhabitants-as-illustrated-by-geological-monuments-elementsofgeolog00lyel-year-1868-ch-xviil-fossils-of-lower-greexsaxd-343-pebbles-of-quartzose-sandstone-jasper-and-flinty-slate-together-with-grains-of-chlorite-and-mica-speak-plainly-of-the-nature-of-the-fig-830-perna-muluu-desh-and-leym-a-exterior-b-part-of-hinge-of-upper-valve-preexisting-rocks-from-the-wearing-down-of-which-the-greensand-beds-were-derived-the-land-consisting-of-such-rocks-was-doubt-less-submerged-befor-RWWC33.jpg "Elements of geology, or, The Elements of geology, or, The ancient changes of the earth and its inhabitants as illustrated by geological monuments elementsofgeolog00lyel Year: 1868 Ch. XVIIL] FOSSILS OF LOWER GREEXSAXD. 34:3 Pebbles of quartzose sandstone, jasper, and flinty slate, together with grains of chlorite and mica, speak plainly of the nature of the Fig. 830. Perna MulUU. Desh. and Leym. a. Exterior. b. Part of hinge of upper valve. preexisting rocks, from the wearing, down of which the Greensand beds were derived. The land, consisting of such rocks, was doubt- less submerged befor Stock Photo")
RMRWWC33–Elements of geology, or, The Elements of geology, or, The ancient changes of the earth and its inhabitants as illustrated by geological monuments elementsofgeolog00lyel Year: 1868 Ch. XVIIL] FOSSILS OF LOWER GREEXSAXD. 34:3 Pebbles of quartzose sandstone, jasper, and flinty slate, together with grains of chlorite and mica, speak plainly of the nature of the Fig. 830. Perna MulUU. Desh. and Leym. a. Exterior. b. Part of hinge of upper valve. preexisting rocks, from the wearing, down of which the Greensand beds were derived. The land, consisting of such rocks, was doubt- less submerged befor
RM2M07611–The Coke Ovens. Colorado National Monument, near Fruita, CO, USA, late September, by Dominique Braud/Dembinsky Photo Assoc
RFMB8GF3–Multicolor onyx sphere polished natural banded crystal mineral stone ball isolated on white background
RMMB4F8K–Zhangjiajie, China's Hunan Province. 6th Apr, 2018. Francesco Roviello from Italy paints at Zhangjiajie UNESCO Global Geopark at Wulingyuan District of Zhangjiajie City, central China's Hunan Province, April 6, 2018. About 21 artists coming from Italy took part in a cultural event at the geopark which is known for its quartzose sandstone landform. This geopark is one of the geoparks in China that have already been chosen by UNESCO on its World Network of Geoparks. Credit: Wu Yongbing/Xinhua/Alamy Live News
RFM5TPX8–Middle Neolithic quartzose sandstone statue of a goddess from the archaeological site of Cott'e Baccas in Segarlu, Sardinia,. Museo archeologico nazio
RM2RNYX1P–(180407) -- ZHANGJIAJIE, April 7, 2018 -- Julienna Polidoro from Italy paints at Zhangjiajie UNESCO Global Geopark at Wulingyuan District of Zhangjiajie City, central China s Hunan Province, April 6, 2018. About 21 artists coming from Italy took part in a cultural event at the geopark which is known for its quartzose sandstone landform. This geopark is one of the geoparks in China that have already been chosen by UNESCO on its World Network of Geoparks. )(wsw) CHINA-HUNAN-ZHANGJIAJIE GEOPARK-ITALIAN ARTISTS (CN*) WangxJianjun PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN
![The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London . ^1^ w V. Quartz-Rock and Quartzose LimestoneFROM Derbyshire. Vol. 54.] IN THE CAKBOJriFEEOUS LIMESTONE OF DERBYSHIRE. 183 up the oolitic limestones, destroying both their structures andorganisms, and absorbing their impurities, which in some instancesretained their original arrangement, but in others became groupedparallel to the outlines of the crystals of dolomite. Mr. Strahan expressed his admiration of the slides and spe-cimens exhibited by the Author, and of the conclusive proof whichthey afforded of his argument. The dolomitizat Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AWJDF4/the-quarterly-journal-of-the-geological-society-of-london-1-w-v-quartz-rock-and-quartzose-limestonefrom-derbyshire-vol-54-in-the-cakbojrifeeous-limestone-of-derbyshire-183-up-the-oolitic-limestones-destroying-both-their-structures-andorganisms-and-absorbing-their-impurities-which-in-some-instancesretained-their-original-arrangement-but-in-others-became-groupedparallel-to-the-outlines-of-the-crystals-of-dolomite-mr-strahan-expressed-his-admiration-of-the-slides-and-spe-cimens-exhibited-by-the-author-and-of-the-conclusive-proof-whichthey-afforded-of-his-argument-the-dolomitizat-2AWJDF4.jpg "The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London . ^1^ w V. Quartz-Rock and Quartzose LimestoneFROM Derbyshire. Vol. 54.] IN THE CAKBOJriFEEOUS LIMESTONE OF DERBYSHIRE. 183 up the oolitic limestones, destroying both their structures andorganisms, and absorbing their impurities, which in some instancesretained their original arrangement, but in others became groupedparallel to the outlines of the crystals of dolomite. Mr. Strahan expressed his admiration of the slides and spe-cimens exhibited by the Author, and of the conclusive proof whichthey afforded of his argument. The dolomitizat Stock Photo")
RM2AWJDF4–The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London . ^1^ w V. Quartz-Rock and Quartzose LimestoneFROM Derbyshire. Vol. 54.] IN THE CAKBOJriFEEOUS LIMESTONE OF DERBYSHIRE. 183 up the oolitic limestones, destroying both their structures andorganisms, and absorbing their impurities, which in some instancesretained their original arrangement, but in others became groupedparallel to the outlines of the crystals of dolomite. Mr. Strahan expressed his admiration of the slides and spe-cimens exhibited by the Author, and of the conclusive proof whichthey afforded of his argument. The dolomitizat
RF2PNHTFK–A view of Manstone Rock in the Stiperstones Nature Reserve in Shropshire, UK. A Quartzite ridge created during the last Ice Age 480 million years ago
RMG104KR–Australia, New South Wales, Central Coast, Bouddi National Park, erosion has formed beautiful patterns in Hawkesbury sandstone
RM2M07624–The Coke Ovens. Colorado National Monument, near Fruita, CO, USA, late September, by Dominique Braud/Dembinsky Photo Assoc
RFMB8GF5–Multicolor onyx sphere polished natural banded crystal mineral stone ball isolated on white background
RMMB4F8E–Zhangjiajie, China's Hunan Province. 6th Apr, 2018. Giorgio Distefano (1st L) from Italy paints at Zhangjiajie UNESCO Global Geopark at Wulingyuan District of Zhangjiajie City, central China's Hunan Province, April 6, 2018. About 21 artists coming from Italy took part in a cultural event at the geopark which is known for its quartzose sandstone landform. This geopark is one of the geoparks in China that have already been chosen by UNESCO on its World Network of Geoparks. Credit: Wu Yongbing/Xinhua/Alamy Live News
RFM5TPX5–Middle Neolithic quartzose sandstone statue of a goddess from the archaeological site of Cott'e Baccas in Segarlu, Sardinia,. Museo archeologico nazio
RM2RNYX29–(180407) -- ZHANGJIAJIE, April 7, 2018 -- Francesco Roviello from Italy paints at Zhangjiajie UNESCO Global Geopark at Wulingyuan District of Zhangjiajie City, central China s Hunan Province, April 6, 2018. About 21 artists coming from Italy took part in a cultural event at the geopark which is known for its quartzose sandstone landform. This geopark is one of the geoparks in China that have already been chosen by UNESCO on its World Network of Geoparks. )(wsw) CHINA-HUNAN-ZHANGJIAJIE GEOPARK-ITALIAN ARTISTS (CN*) WuxYongbing PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN
RM2AFWTBN–. The geology of the Oamaru district, North Otago (Eastern Otago division). r bluish-grey flaggy siliceous sandstone, which in places shows minute but distinctcurrent-bedding. It contains diatoms and radiolarians. There is some evidence of theoccurrence of two beds of siliceous sandstone separated by tuffs, but this is not quitecertain, as the scarp-face is obscured by a slope deposit in which blocks of Oamarustone, diatomaceous earth, siliceous sandstone, and tuff are intermingled. The sand.stoneseems to consist of fine quartzose sand cemented by the infiltration of siliceous waters.It contai
RF2PNHTG5–A view of rocks in the Stiperstones Nature Reserve in Shropshire, UK. A Quartzite ridge created during the last Ice Age 480 million years ago
RMG104J2–Australia, New South Wales, Central Coast, Bouddi National Park, erosion has formed tesselated pavements in the sandstone
RMG1NR18–Australia, New South Wales, Central Coast, Bouddi National Park, view of the Bouddi Peninsula coast from Bullimah Beach
RM2M07618–The Coke Ovens. Colorado National Monument, near Fruita, CO, USA, late September, by Dominique Braud/Dembinsky Photo Assoc
RFMB8GET–Multicolor onyx sphere polished natural banded crystal mineral stone ball isolated on white background
RFM5TPX0–Middle Neolithic quartzose sandstone statue of a goddess from the archaeological site of Cott'e Baccas in Segarlu, Sardinia,. Museo archeologico nazio
RM2AFJNMF–. The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London. overed by water in which the Triassic sandstones werelaid down. The angular and rounded grains of quartz, with the fewfelspars and fragments of mica, were probably deposited in thesefissures, and solidified as dykes of sandstone. At a later period, thesilica was introduced which cemented these sandstone-dykes andthe sandstones at Marston-Common Farm into a quartzite, andimpregnated the limestone in such a way as to form a quartzoselimestone similar to the quartzose limestone near Bonsall, CastletonrAshover. and in other parts of the
RMG1NPXR–Australia, New South Wales, Central Coast, Bouddi National Park, rock platform at Bullimah Beach
RMG15R3P–Australia, New South Wales, Central Coast, Bouddi National Park, beautifully paterned Hawksbury sandstone at Maitland Bay.
RM2M0763D–The Coke Ovens. Colorado National Monument, near Fruita, CO, USA, late September, by Dominique Braud/Dembinsky Photo Assoc
RFMB8GEP–Multicolor onyx sphere polished natural banded crystal mineral stone ball isolated on white background
RM2AWF584–Structural geology . Fig. 45. Photomicrograph of micaceous and quartzose schist with cleavage de-veloped across original bedding, from Little Falls, Minn. A graywaeke-slate,in which the banding has been marked by difference in texture as well as incomposition, has been subjected to deformation, with the result that a cleavagehas been superposed at right angles to the original bedding. Originally thelonger diameters of the particles of the bedded rock were parallel to the bed-ding. Accompanying the development of flow cleavage most of the con-stituents of the rock have been recrystallized. The
RMG1P7W1–Australia, New South Wales, Central Coast, Bouddi National Park, pounding surf on a rock face of the Bouddi Peninsula coast
RFMB8GER–Multicolor onyx sphere polished natural banded crystal mineral stone ball isolated on white background
RM2ANG325–Report on the geology of South Carolina; . om furtherdegradation. There is here no anticlinal axis, nor any marks of disturbance to which the rest of the countryhas not been subjected. It is impossible to bestow ten minutes examination on this spot, withoutbeing convinced that it is a mountain, not by elevation, but by the denudation, and cons(!quentdepression, of the surrounding country. Parsons Mountain, in Abbeville, presents a similar phe-nomenon. The thick quartzose stratum that caps Gelkeys Mountain is seen at its south-western extremity,standing up in enormous tabular masses, where the
RM2AJEFYC–The old red sandstone; or, New walks in an old field To which is appended a series of geological papers, read before the Royal physical society of Edinburgh . e. The enormous depth of the Old Red Sandstone of England has been divided by Mr. Murchison into three members,or formations — the division adopted in his Elements by Mr.Lyell, as quoted in an early chapter. These are, the lowest,or Tilestone formation, the middle, or Cornstone formation,and the uppermost, or Quartzose conglomerate formation.The terms are derived from mineralogical characters, and in-adequate as designations, therefore,
RM2AJ6P9K–The Philippine journal of science . gh it is profitable under existing conditions. The oresare not self fluxing as has been stated, but as the process is con-ducted a suitable slag is automatically formed from parts of thefurnace walls. Quartzose ores which are at present discardedought to be utilized, and a plan by which they could be utilizedis suggested. The Bulacan ores might be exploited on a larger scale by theelectric smelting of iron and steel. The fundamental require-ments, such as suitable ore, water for hydroelectric power, char-coal, and fluxes for reduction, etc., are met in the c
RM2AN9G26–Annual report . south of a knoll of crystalline limestone, slate several feetthick is succeeded by conglomerate, but it is not known whether or not this slate restsdirectly on the limestone without basal conglomerate, since the contact is not exposed.It is probable, however, that on this island conglomerate was first deposited and wasfollowed by slate and then by a second bed of conglomerate. The east side of Birch island is composed of quartzose, crystalline limestone, on thewestern flank of which rests Hastings conglomerate, the contact between the two beingdrift-covered. Slate of the Hastin
RM2AJBWKY–The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette . eep ; the ground wasthus somewhat hard: it is a deep siliceous loam,above the quartzose conglomerate of the old red sand-stone formation. Two parallel lines oO yards apartwere drawn across the field, including that portionof it which was considered to be of the most uniform . I texture. The plough under trial was taken once or in refereiice to the common dynamometer, and even | oftener tip and down the field, round the feering,t^ that also which has been improved lay Messrs. the dimensions of the furrow-slice being carefully Cottam and Hall
RM2AFJ9M0–. The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London. a film of tough schist occurs between the Limestone and the PinkFelspathic Bock. This (10,549) is a highly-micaceous rock, builtup of alternating films of quartzose and micaceous material ; thelatter consist largely of white mica and chlorite, often envelopinglarge cracked and decomposed garnets. Iron-ore is abundant, bothin good-sized grains and as fine dust, and it is often embedded in aclear, almost glassy material, which is known to be plagioclasealthough it here shows no striatum. There can be little doubtthat this is a siliceou
RM2AXDX9X–Transactions . dspar to indicate a clastic rock, suchas a slate. Prof. Kemp concludes by saying that the slides suggeststrongly that the source of the material was from feldspathicrather than quartzose originals. Most of the rocks in the Department of Panama seem tohave been weathered to considerable depth. In the cuts in thenine miles of railroad, very little unaltered rock was encoun-tered, and the larger portion of the material was so decomposedthat it gave no clue to its original nature. Those rocks whichhad not sufficiently deteriorated to prevent recognition weresandstone, shale and serp
RM2AG6HH5–. Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ... session of the Legislature of the State of California. e ore bodies at Tumco are in quartzose schist or gneiss, probably ametamorphosed arkose, and the mineralization parallels the stratifica- IMPERIAL COUNTY. 727 tion in certain layers of the schist. The mineralized beds dip about 30°southeast with a strike of north 34° east. In the past a very substantialthickness of the rock, from 15 to 25 feet, has been mined as ore, but someof this was of very low grade. The country is extensively faulted andat least two systems of faults ex
RM2ANE23B–The deposits of the useful minerals & rocks; their origin, form, and content . number ofiron deposits in this horizon, thoughto-day these are only of subordinateimportance. The ironstone of zone d4, thatis, of the Zahofan beds, is con-siderably more important, in-cluding as it does the importantore-bed at Nucitz. This zoneconsists of quartzose - clayey,micaceous, grauwacke schists withintercalated quartzitic or fine-grained grauwacke. The schistswhen fresh are dark grey, while atthe outcrop they are brownish. The ironstone bed at Nucitz,worked in opencut, occurs inschistose country - rock on t
RM2AN9H9F–Annual report . south of a knoll of crystalline limestone, slate several feetthick is succeeded by conglomerate, but it is not known whether or not this slate restsdirectly on the limestone without basal conglomerate, since the contact is not exposed.It is probable, however, that on this island conglomerate was first deposited and wasfollowed by slate and then by a second bed of conglomerate. The east side of Birch island is composed of quartzose, crystalline limestone, on thewestern flank of which rests Hastings conglomerate, the contact between the two beingdrift-covered. Slate of the Hastin
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