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Перевод: haematite

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красный железняк; гематит

Тезаурус:

1. Five stones - lapis lazuli, chalcedony, agate, haematite and steatite - are common to Classical Greece and the early civilizations.
2. Haematite grains have been widely found.
3. Haematite.
4. Replacement haematite deposits formed near the contact of Dinantian carbonates and overlying Triassic sandstones in the western Lake District and South Wales.
5. This model includes: quartz, ferroan dolomite, haematite and mica.
6. A later ladder-vein system, with albite, quartz and chlorite, contains dolomite, haematite and rare gold (King, 1968).
7. Similarly if haematite or siderite is to be detected the Litho Density Tool (LDT) must be run.
8. Designs incorporating fish, birds, bulls, people, gods, goddesses, schematized buildings of various kinds, ships, and elaborate ritual scenes were carved into an astonishing range of materials: ivory, bone, agate, carnelian, haematite, jasper, chalcedony, lapis lazuli and even rock crystal, amethyst and obsidian.
9. The following model has been retained: Quartz, Ferroan Dolomite (or ankerite), Illite, Kaolinite, Haematite, Special Mineral (Mica to combine Biotite, Chlorite, Muscovite).
10. Landsat TM imagery, processed as hybrid composite images, have been used to identify zones of sericite, kaolinite, haematite and quartz-stockwork alteration in an area of volcanic schists containing epithermal and alluvial gold, known since Pharaonic times.
11. Ankerite, haematite, mica and feldspar have also been identified in smaller quantities.
12. The bulk volume analysis for the fraction larger than 2 m, gave quartz (65-;80%); feldspar (1-;2%); mica (0.5%); kaolinite, well crystallised (0.5-;10%); haematite (1-;3%); siderite (0.5%).