 | Henley, H. F., Brown, R. E., Brownlow, J. W., Barnes, R. G., Stroud, W. J. (2001) Grafton-Maclean Metallogenic Map (SH/56-6, SH/56-7) Metallogenic Study and Mineral Deposit Data Sheets. Geological Survey of New South Wales | Report (issue) | | N. CRAMSIE, DIRECTOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF NEW SOUTH WALES i Original typing: Review: Cartography: Cover...from the coast south of Evans Head (see Photograph 12). Insets are: cut blue and gold New England sapphires...(lower left, see Photograph 34); and crystals of cassiterite (dark brown) in a quartz–topaz vein, Taronga...Survey of New South Wales, Sydney, xii + 292 pp, with CD-ROM. Edited by: R.A. Facer © New South Wales Department...northeastern New South Wales and extends over a significantly mineralised portion of the southern New England |  | | Book | | Developments in Economic Geology 11 geology of tin deposits ROGER G. TAYLOR Associate Professor, Economic...Cook University of North Queensland, Townsville, Australia with chapters by C. CUFF, Lecturer in Geochemistry...Cook University of North Queensland, Townsville, Australia Illustrated by J. Ngai,Geography Department, James... Townsville, Australia ELSEVIER SCIENTIFIC PUBLISHING COMPANY Amsterdam - Oxford - New York 1979 ELSEVIER...ELSEVIER/NORTH-HOLLAND INC. 52, Vanderbilt Avenue New York, N.Y. 10017 Library of Congress Cataloging |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Williams-Jones San Rafael, Peru: geology and structure of the worlds richest tin lode Received: 8 January... Springer-Verlag 2003 Abstract The San Rafael mine exploits an unusually high grade, lode-type Sn–Cu...with copper overlying tin. The tin mineralization occurs mainly as cassiterite–quartz–chlorite veins...veins and as cassiterite in breccias. The bulk of it is hosted by a K-feldspar megacrystic, biotite- and cordierite-bearing...rock–intrusion contact or are hosted entirely by slates. Both tin and copper mineralization are associated with strong |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | KEMPTVILLE EVIDENCE OF MAIN-STAGE TIN AND BASE METAL MINERALIZATION AT THE TIN DEPOSIT, YARMOUTH COUNTY,...Mineralization The EastKemptvilledepositoccursat the south- of the large(10,000-kin2),370-Ma,peraluminous...westmarginof the large, 370-Ma (ClarkeandHallitype South Mountain batholith (see Clarke and day, 1980; Reynoldset...Recentmappingof the SouthMountainbatholith studyof the tin andbasemetalstages of mineralization by the Nova...tagesare presentedbelow. Tin at East Kemptville,in the form of cassiterite, occursboth as greisen-or |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Genesis of the Giant, Bonanza San Rafael Lode Tin Deposit, Peru: Origin and Significance of Pervasive Alteration...northern Puno Department, southeastern Peru, yielded 38,182 t of fine tin in 2001 and, with reserves of 14...historically, the largest-known bonanza-grade cassiterite repository. Sn and subordinate Cu mineralization...exsolved from the granitic melt, whereas both cassiterite (stage II) and, at higher elevations, chalcopyrite...muscovite, but there is no significant dispersed cassiterite or chalcopyrite. Secondary fluid inclusions trapped |  | | Book | | Professor of Geology Yale University Editor, Economic New York London +» JOHN Geology WILEY CHAPMAN...other courses or in a brief course in mineral New Haven, July 24, 1951 Connecticut deposits. ...Water, 259; Ground-Water Supplies, 261; Long Island, New York, Ground-Water Supply, Florida Artesian Province...Atlantic Treaty Countries 5; Eastern Asia, 326; South America, 326; Africa, 327; Australasia and Indonesia...settlement are wrested from the earth Their of search new has lands; given their knowledge or has caused |  | | Book | | topic to be published in Ghana. Perhaps in future, new minerals could be found in our country. Future Ghanaian...cedi was replaced by a new unit which was then known as the New Cedi (N~). One new cedi was made equivalent...The value of the new cedi was changed from 0,71 new cedis per one U.S. dollar to 1,02 new cedis also equal...devalued by about 91,6%. On 26th of March, 1984,a new rate of ~35,00 instead of the ~30,00 to $1,00 was...14% this time. • On the 24th of August, 1984, a new rate of ~38,50 to $1,00 became effective. Table I |
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