- Dover. (The
University itself is
located on top of
Mount Oread, a
ridge of
flinty Carboniferous limestone used in some of the buildings.)
Those responsible...
- field; and He made him to suck
honey out of the crag, and oil out of the
flinty rock" (Deuteronomy 32,13). "Regional Statistics".
Israel Central Bureau of...
- the Silurian/Devonian
boundary black cherts (locally
called lydites or
flinty slates)
developed from
radiolarians mainly in the
Franconian Forest region...
-
available was
confined to
river banks. In
eastern Kansas, abundant, large,
flinty stones could be
collected from the
hills and
fields to
build long stone...
- and
radiolarite (a.k.a.
lydite or
flinty slate) are
terms used to
refer to
several types of black, jasper-like
rock (also
including tuffs,
cherts and...
-
presents itself studded with
workmen ... some are
boring holes in the
flinty rock;
others are
filling the
cavities with powder; some are
chipping the rude...
-
rock fragments of
similar composition to
minerals in the
matrix Pseudotachylyte – ultrafine-grained gl****y-looking material,
usually black and
flinty...
- an
English ragga and
jungle MC duo of
Deman Rocker (David Destouche) and
Flinty Badman (Trevor Destouche).
Originating from Hackney, England, they started...
- into a
consistency so
stony and so
unutterably flinty-hearted that it is
almost a
libel upon the
rock whose name it bears. The
Gibraltar is the aristocrat...
-
distended composition,
flinty-guitar
textures and
crushing virtuosity – hit an early,
breathtaking apex on this
British art-
rock institution's 1974 U.S...
