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1-3: Gold ores from Canada, some with visible gold.
4: Shear zone-hosted gold mineralisation. N. Sweden.
5: Enasen metamorphosed copper-gold-zinc ore, Sweden.
6: Bjorkdal porphyry system, N. Sweden, with visible gold.
7: Iron-stained, kaolinized lava hosting gold, Rodalquilar, S. Spain.
8-10: Shear zone hosted gold mineralisation, Le Bourneix, Massif Central, France.
11: Cashel rock, Eire. Gold mineralized breccia.
12: Salsigne arsenic/gold ore, Southern France
13-14: Curraignault gold ore, N. Ireland
15 and 17: Cononish ore
16: Gossan above Gairloch copper/zinc orebody
18 -22: Mo/W stockwork, Morven (abunadant molybdenite)
23-26,28: shear zone hosted mesothermal quartz ribs and gold mineralization, Cushnie
27 and 29: Gold-bearing epithermal breccia, Dalnessie, Sutherland
Plus Borland Glen gold-bearing heavy mineral concentrates from Charles Morrison.
[?Geological processes of gold concentration and depletion in Caledonian terrains. Crummy, J.A., 1993, E3e Ph.D., Glasgow, 46-1571] Part of research project by Joe Crummy; supervised by Allan Hall. Transferred from Glasgow University Geology Dept. Autumn 2008. Adrian Boyce (SUERC) may know more about this material. | Subjects: | Geology | Source: | Hunterian Museum | Address: | University of Glasgow,
University Avenue,
G12 8QQ | Creator: | Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery, University of Glasgow | Contributor: | Part of research project by Joe Crummy; supervised by Allan Hall. Transferred from Glasgow University Geology Dept. Autumn 2008. Adrian Boyce (SUERC) may know more about this material. | Identifier: | H-744 |
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