 | | Report (volume) | | Geography, University of Alberta. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Am. Antiquity- American Antiquity. Society for...Arctic Institute of North America. Montreal, Quebec, Canada, and Washington, D. C. Arctic Anthropology- Arctic...North America Research Paper. Montreal, Quebec, Canada, and Washington, D. C. IX BIBLIOGRAPHY OF NORTH...Resources Annual Report. Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. British Columbia Dept. Mines and Petroleum Resources...Mines and Petroleum Resources Bulletin. Columbia, Canada. British Columbia Victoria, British British Columbia |  | | Book | | and bounty of her minerals, but also for the occurrence of a large number of rare minerals, many of which...shippedore for representativespecimens is the occurrence of mineralscontaining for thecollectionof the...prospected rocksandwere minedfor a shortperiod occurrence. intensively andseveral copperoccurrences Geology:...whereRoup'sMine Between1984and2003several thousand of chalcocite surrounded by malachite and severalprospects...3-51. Minerals Omaue Azurite Barite Calcite Chalcocite Chrysocolla Clinochlore Cuprite Dioptase Dolomite |  | | Report (volume) | | ... 44 11. Diagrammatic plan showing mode of occurrence of ore in the Montgornery-Shoshone mine........this activity, Goldfield, situated in Esmeralda County, 24 miles nearly due south of Tonopah (see fig...and metamorphic rocks. The erosion of this flat dome has exposed the U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN...outlines of its exposures (see PI. II), and the occurrence of small bodies of dacite within larger masses...prevailingly volcanic nature of the sediments and the occurrence within them of a thick flow of quartz-bearing |  | | Report (issue) | | two lower basin sample sites (nos. 98, 101). Occurrence of greenschist was more likely at low elevation...NO.; 27 DESCRIPTION; Azurite, malachite, and chalcocite veins (more than 2 cm thick) hosted by metamorphosed...which are part of a black phyllite Devonian unit. Occurrence is adjacent to fault contact with Devonian Skajit...LONG; 150°13'48"W. LOCATION NO.: 65 Vermont Dome occurrence. DESCRIPTION: Copper and zinc staining on...schist talus. Analysis of vein sample on Vermont Dome (Brosge and Reiser, 1970) detected no significant |
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