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Museum specimens of native Scottish gold
Transactions of the Edinburgh Geological Society, 1879There are several reasons that lead me to suppose that it is desirable to place upon record some account of the various samples of Scotch gold and gold quartz, which are to be found in our national and other public museums. The most important of these reasons is, that I believe not a few of the specimens in question to be spurious, in so far as they ...
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Native gold in a Hawaiian alkalic magma
Economic Geology, 2003Native gold found in fresh basanite glass from the early submarine phase of Kilauea volcano, Hawaii, may be the first documented case of the transport of gold as a distinct precious metal phase in a mantle-derived magma. The gold-bearing glass is a grain in bedded volcanic glass sandstone (Japan Marine Science and Technology Center (JAMSTEC) sample ...
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Native Tribunals In The Gold Coast 1844—1927
Journal of African Law, 1957Throughout British Africa today the future of the native courts (otherwise called African, customary, or local courts) is in the melting-pot, and is the subject of much discussion and deep concern. Considerable legislative and administrative changes affecting these courts are already being made, especially in West Africa.
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The Dietetics of Natives Employed on the Witwatersrand Gold Mines
Africa, 1936The Witwatersrand gold mines are a series of approximately forty gold mines situated in the Witwatersrand district of the Transvaal. The mining area runs roughly from east to west for a distance of about sixty miles. All the gold mines are what is known as ‘deep’ mines, the average working depth being well over 4,000 ft. below the surface.
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