- gneiss, granite, granodiorite, greenstone, labradorite, limestone, marble,
melaphyre, pitchstone, pumice, pyrophyllite, quartz, quartzite, sandstone, schist...
-
methods for
their determination, and
giving particular descriptions of
melaphyre, arkose, porphyry, syenite, and others. The
igneous rocks of the Vosges...
-
companion Mel (transformed into the
Valeyard and a
technomancer named Melaphyre) to
restore London before the
reality tears itself apart. The
novel also...
- Dumbartonshire, and as fine
crystals in the agate-lined
cavities in the
melaphyre of
Oberstein in Germany. It also
occurs in gneiss, and
sometimes in metalliferous...
-
Oberhausen where a
single vineyard can
include soils of sandstone, slate,
melaphyre and porphyry. This
region of the Nahe was
modernized during the Flurbereinigung...
- feet (300 m) thick. On the
northeast side of the bay, a
thick series of
melaphyre lava
flows and
tuffs are
interstratified with
limestone of
Upper Devonian...
- not only
leather products could be
shipped to market, but so
could the
melaphyre being quarried at Kirn's quarries. With the rise of the
brewery near the...
-
former Bürgermeisterei (mayoral house);
plastered building on a high
melaphyre pedestal,
hipped mansard roof, 1915;
characterizes village's appearance...
- quarries, a
sandstone quarry south of the
Kaulbach and to the west a
melaphyre quarry. The
sedimentary rock was used
mainly for
building houses, while...
- conglomerates. The
basic volcanic rock
deposited in
between is
mainly made up of
melaphyre, andesite,
tholeiitic basalt and cuselite. The
geological structure to...
