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Ironstone china,
ironstone ware or most
commonly just
ironstone, is a type of
vitreous pottery first made in the
United Kingdom in the
early 19th century...
- The
matrix is
typically composed of
argillaceous carbonate, such as
clay ironstone,
while the
crack filling is
usually calcite. The
calcite often contains...
- chalcopyrite,
barite and marcasite. It also
occurs in low-temperature
clay-
ironstone concretions. It was
first described in 1861 for an
occurrence in the...
- use in 19th-century
poetic diction to
describe flowers, "a
variety of
clay ironstone of the coal measures", "the
colour of raw silk", a
breed of ray, lager...
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Geosciences Institute defines the
eaglestone as "a
concretionary nodule of
clay ironstone about the size of a
walnut that the
ancients believed an
eagle takes...
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laminated siltstones, sandstones, conglomerate, s****y
limestones and
clay-
ironstones. When they
become exposed to the
elements at the surface, the mudstones...
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Tunbridge Wells Sand,
Grinstead Clay, and
Lower Tunbridge Wells Sand.
Leslie &
Short (1999), p. 2. The iron ore is a
clay ironstone, a low
grade iron ore largely...
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freshwater to brackish. The
clay alternates with
other subordinate lithologies,
notably hard red-weathering beds of
ironstone,
limestone (Sus**** Marble)...
- 1424)
married John Colepeper,
whose Colepeper heirs,
financed by
mining clay-
ironstone on the estate, were
resident until at the time of the
restoration of...
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nearly 1.5 m (five feet) thick,
constructed of
unusually large kabok (
clay ironstone) with
coral and lime plaster. The high roof in the
middle of the building...
