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1
The Mining and Smelting Magazine
METAMOEPHISM OP DOLOMITE INTO POTSTONE. — Dr. A. Gurlt read an
interesting communication at a recent meeting of the Lower Rhenish Natural and
Physical Society on the metamorphism of dolomite (&'.«., a double carbonate of
lime ...
2
Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
These minerals, particularly the latter, are often found imbedded in the potstone.
Some part of the galleries are cut in the dolomite rock, part in the potstone, as the
two rocks are continually interchanging, so that a gallery begun in the former ...
Asiatic Society (Calcutta, India), 1842
3
Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
It is divided by a bed of potstone or indurated talc, which runs through the copper
formation longitudinally, conforming to the strata, and having a frith or flukan on
the western side. “ This lode of potstone will facilitate the driving of passages into
...
4
The Mission to Siam and Hué, the Capital of Cochin-China, in ...
The bulk of the island appears to be composed of a compound rock, formed of
clay-stone and potstone intermixed. This rock is rather soft, and its fracture
resembles that of some fine grained sandstones. It occurs both on the top and
towards ...
George Finlayson, sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, 1826
5
A Descriptive Catalogue of a New Collection of Minerals in ...
GIESECKITE. 864. Gieseckite, of a greyish-green colour, in six-sided prisms,
imbedded in red clay-porphyry ; from Akkulliarasiarsuk, South Greenland.
POTSTONE. 865. Potstone, of a greenish-grey colour, scaly texture ; from Horn,
in Austria.
Carl Ludwig Giesecke, 1832
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The Mission to Siam, and Hué: The Capital of Cochin China, ...
The bulk of the island appears to be composed of a compound rock, formed of
clay-stone and potstone intermixed. This rock is rather soft, and its fracture
resembles that of some fine grained sandstones. It occurs both on the top and
towards ...
George Finlayson, Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, 1826
7
The International Exhibition of 1862
347. [I 129] Alabaster, Boogtee Hills, near Jacobabad. 348. [9797] Serpentine, N
ellore. 349. [9798] Steatite, Madras. DOCTOR HUNTER. 350. [9799] Potstone for
carving images, Chittoor. DR. HUNTER. 351. [4782] Steatite, Burmah. Messrs.
Anonymous, Cambridge University Press, 2014
8
Encyclopædia: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and ...
SPECIES I. Potstone-I', This stone is found in nests and beds, and is always
amorphous. Its structure is osten slaty. 'Feitture undulatingly soliated. Lustre from
I to 3. 'Fransparency from I to o; sometimes 2. Hardness 4 to 6. Brittle. Sp. gr. from
...
9
The History, Antiquities, Topography, and Statistics of ...
266 QUARRIES or BLACK POTSTONE. are lying, on the surface, fragments of
iron ore, like those at the bottom of Suryangka and Tarbigha. Immediately south
and east from this is a hill, extending about a mile from east to west, and called ...
Robert Montgomery Martin, 2012
10
Behar (Patna city) and Shahabad
On the detached hill, however, named Masai, there is a very fine quarry of
indurated potstone, a little south from that of sandstone already mentioned. It is a
considerable height up the hill, is disposed in fine horizontal strata, and may be ...
Robert Montgomery Martin, 1838
