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Geology of the Gold-Pyrite Belt of the Northwastern Piedmont Virginia by John T. Lonsdale, 1927-01-01
The Gold Rocks of Great Britain and Ireland; And a General Outline of the Gold Regions of the World, With a Treatise on the Geology of Gold by John Calvert, 2010-10-14
The Black Hills: A Minute Description Of The Routes, Scenery, Soil, Climate, Timber, Gold, Geology, Zoology, Etc. (1876) by Richard Irving Dodge, 2010-09-10
Map Of Alaska: Showing Known Gold-Bearing Rocks, With Descriptive Text Containing Sketches Of The Geography, Geology, And Gold Deposits And Routes To The Gold Fields (1898) by Samuel Franklin Emmons, 2010-09-10
The Black Hills: A Minute Description Of The Routes, Scenery, Soil, Climate, Timber, Gold, Geology, Zoology, Etc. (1876) by Richard Irving Dodge, 2010-09-10
Map Of Alaska Showing Known Gold-bearing Rocks With Descriptive Text Containing Sketches Of The Geography, Geology, And Gold Deposits And Routes To The Gold Fields by Geological Survey (U.S.), 2010-09-30
Monthly Journal of California Geology : Coastal land Slide Caused by 1989 Earthquake, Cactus Gold Mine of Kern County and more by California Geology., 1990-01-01
Contributions to economic geology (short papers and preliminary reports), 1931-32: Part I. - Metals and nonmetals except fuels (Geological Survey) by G. F Loughlin, 1933-04-20
A Passion For Gold: An Autobiography by Ralph J. Roberts, 2002-07-01
Gold (Earth) by Bob Symes, etc., et all 1999-08-01
Prospecting for Gold and Silver by Arthur Lakes, 2010-04-20
A preliminary report on the geology and gold deposits of the Rochford District, Black Hills, South Dakota;: The influence of lithology and structure on ... 1332-A. Contributions to economic geology) by Richard William Bayley, 1972
The rocks of the Sekondi series of the Gold Coast (Gold Coast Geological Survey. Bulletin) by Alan Thomas Crow, 1952
The Juneau Gold Belt, Alaska; and a Reconnaissance of Admiralty Island, Alalska (Geological Survey) by Arthur Coe Spencer, Charles Will Wright, 1906

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Education World® : Curriculum : U.S. Geological Survey Is Gold Mine For Educato
CURRICULUM ARTICLE. US Geological Survey Is gold Mine for Educators.A geographer who works in educational outreach for the US Geological
http://www.education-world.com/a_curr/curr379.shtml

Extractions: Professional Development Center Professional Development Opportunity Center Archives: ... Social Sciences Curriculum Article C U R R I C U L U M A R T I C L E A geographer who works in educational outreach for the U.S. Geological Survey, Joseph Kerski, is eager to share the organization's publications with teachers and there are more than just maps! With more than 100,000 resources to choose from, every teacher will find something useful in the USGS warehouse. What golden nugget will you discover? Included: Kerski and teacher Steve Wanner highlight some of their favorite online resources from the USGS. Mining Free and Inexpensive Teaching Materials from the USGS The USGS offers 100,000 individual titles, including 75,000 maps! Joseph Kerski encourages all teachers to take advantage of these resources.
The Milwaukee Public Museum - Geology Section
The successful test of the volcanic hot springs model was a breakthorough in goldexploration,a nd areas with similar geology are being actively explored
http://www.mpm.edu/research/geology/gold_lore05.html

Extractions: F or most people, the mention of gold prospecting is likely to evoke an image of men in slouch hats and western garb, armed with goldpan, pick and shovel and accompanied by a trusty burro packed with supplies for several months in the wilderness. As we know from film and novels, these hardy fellows spend much of their lives combing the hills, for that vein of precious yellow metal which will make them rich. In reality, the modern western prospector typically works for a salary, discovery or not, and he is likely to wear a baseball cap with a company logo. He uses a four-wheel- drive vehicle instead of a burro, usually stays in motels, and his prospecting tools include topographic maps, a plastic garden trowel, cloth bags, compass and tape measure. Even more incongruously, the modern prospector almost never sees the gold he is searching for, even when his work result in a major discovery and the opening of a mine.
Earth Science, Science Projects
Mineral Specimens including Limestone, Obsidian, Pumice, Sulfur, and a Fool s Goldnugget! A complete geology study kit with a total of 47 different specimens
http://www.infowest.com/life/projgeo.htm

Extractions: Earch Science Projects: Ant Projects Geology Plant Projects Electricity Below are some of our science projects in one of our favorite areas, earth science. Learn how to identify rocks and minerals as a science project or learn about precious metals and how to find them in the field. We also have available many collections of rocks, minerals, fossils, and gems that can help you to have a successful science project. We hope you have as much fun with earth science projects as we do. Identifying rocks and minerals can be a great science project! Our Identifying Rocks Kit teaches you how. The kit includes 15 unidentified rocks and minerals that you must identify using various scientific tests. You will learn to identify rocks by their hardness, appearance, and unique physical properties. Rocks included are lodestone, sulfur, sandstone, volcanic scoria, pumice, gypsum, talc, obsidian, conglonmerate, coal, halite, selenite, quartz, calcite, and limestone. A great project at a great price order your Identifying Rocks Kit today. Item#...................................IDR
Geological Society - News - Solomons Gold
zinc and gold. The 52day expedition, led by scientists from CSIRO Exploration andMining, covered 8500 kilometres, visiting a variety of different geological
http://www.geolsoc.org.uk/template.cfm?name=SolomonsMines
Geological Association Of Canada - Job Board
fieldbased exploration experience Accomplished at integrating digital geological,geochemical and and/or ArcView based data Experience in Lode gold and/or
http://www.esd.mun.ca/~gac/GAC/jobs.htm

Extractions: Primary responsibilities will focus on the technical assistance for collecting gamma ray logs for the ongoing groundwater research studies that are being conducted within the watershed and within the study area of the three dimensional mapping program for the Ontario Geologic Survey. In addition, the person will be expected to describe drill cuttings for the purpose of mapping 3-D glacial geology and writing a report. The information gained will help define thickness and aerial extent of aquifers and aquitards primarily throughout the UTRCA watershed. This information will be used to enhance our understanding of recharge and discharge areas. A geological report with cross-sections and interpretations will be expected by the end of the contract. Qualifications:
Geological Survey
Boyle, RW. 1979 The geochemistry of gold and its deposits. Geological Surveyof Canada, Bulletin 280, 583 pages. Brimhall, G. 1991 The genesis of ores.
http://www.gov.nl.ca/mines&en/geosurvey/education/gold.stm
Fast Company | He Struck Gold On The Net (Really)
later, another gold rush broke out at an old mine called Red Lake, in northwesternOntario. This time, the fortune hunters wielded geologicalmodeling software
http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/59/mcewen.html

Extractions: @import "http://www.fastcompany.com/css/magazine.css"; Skip to the content of this page showLogin('', '/magazine/59/mcewen.html'); How Smart People Work Advanced options Rob McEwen owned an underperforming gold mine in northwestern Ontario, and he needed new ideas about where to dig. So he broke new ground and made data on the mine available online to anyone who wanted to help. Eureka! The Internet gold rush was on. From: Issue 59 June 2002, Page 40 By: Linda Tischler Photographs by: Chris Chapman In January 1848, a work crew at John Sutter's mill, near Sacramento, California, came across a few select nuggets of gold. Before long, a half-million prospectors arrived there seeking instant riches. The gold rush was on. Some 153 years later, another gold rush broke out at an old mine called Red Lake, in northwestern Ontario. This time, the fortune hunters wielded geological-modeling software and database mining tools rather than picks and shovels. The big winners were from Australia. And they had never even seen the mine. Print this page Send to a friend Connect with leading local Outsourced IT Services Firms on FastCompany's NEW Interactive Directory. A free service.
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