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The World'S Gold, Its Geology, Extraction, and Political Economy by Louis Launay, 2010-01-09 Gold Mining: Formation and Resource Estimation, Economics and Environmental Impact Handbook of Gold Exploration and Evaluation Nabesna Gold: And the Making of the Historic Nabesna Gold Mine and Town on the Frontier of Alaska Territory by Kirk W. Stanley, 2003-01 Geology Of The Yukon Gold District, Alaska (1898) by Josiah Edward Spurr, 2010-09-10 The Golden Colony, Or, Victoria in 1854: With Remarks On the Geology of the Australian Gold Fields by George Henry Wathen, 2010-02-23 Global Exploitation of Heap Leaching Gold Deposits: Proceedings of the Tms Symposium on Global Exploitation of Heap Leachable Gold Deposits, Orlando, Florida, February 9 to 13, 1997 by Tms Symposium on Global Exploitation of Heap Leachable Gold Deposits, Donald M. Hausen, et all 1997-03 The Golden Colony, Or, Victoria in 1854; With Remarks on the Geology of the Australian Gold Fields by George Henry Wathen, 2010-10-14 Gold Metallogeny: India and Beyond by Mihir Deb, 2010-08-30 Digging For Gold : Adventures in California by R.M. Ballantyne, 2008-10-16 The Geology of Gold in Ontario by A. C. Colvine, 1983 Prospecting for Gold: From Dogtown to Virginia City, 1852-64 by Granville Stuart, 1977-11 Potassic Igneous Rocks and Associated Gold-Copper Mineralization (Lecture Notes in Earth Sciences) by Daniel Müller, David I. Groves, 2000-01-07 Geology and lode-gold deposits of the Nuka Bay area, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska, (Shorter contributions to economic geology) by Donald H Richter, 1970

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21. Roman Gold Mine Of Bessa
    Alberto Vaudagna's description of the archaeology, history and geology of this area in Piedmont, with images and bibliography. Includes a 2nd century BCE gold mine and Protohistoric rock art.  
    http://spazioinwind.libero.it/bessapark/english.htm

22. UAF, Dept Of Geology & Geophysics, Field Camp
    Field camp travels to different parts of Alaska, specializes in goldbearing plutonic rocks, metamorphic rocks, clastic deposition, regional tectonics, and structural studies.  
    http://www.uaf.edu/geology/field-camp/
    
    Extractions: Applications are due January 17th for UAF Students and January 31st for non-UAF students The form is designed to allow you to type in all the required information. After you type in your information, print the form, sign your name, and fax or deliver to the department office. *Non-UAF Students ONLY : Give the evaluation form to a professor who has agreed to serve as a reference for you, and ask them to fax oror mail their evaluation to the department. Any questions? E-mail Norma at fnnkp@uaf.edu This page describe the UAF field program. We feel that field geology in Alaska offers students a geological experience that few places can match. This page describes the camp we ran in the summer of 2001. We will next be conducting camp in the summer of 2003. If you are interested in our camp for 2003, please contact Bill Witte, Field Camp Director, fnwkw@uaf.edu

23. Science Books
    In the recent ten years, members of Institute of geology, Chinese Academy of Scienceshave fulfilled a lot of researches on gold geology in the northern part  
    http://www.hceis.com/product/index/geology and geophysics/Geology of Main Gold M
    
    Extractions: The research summarized within this book is based on study of gold geology in the recent ten years, and would not have been possible without financial support from state and Chinese Academy of Sciences to these major projects. The book is the collective experience of the members involving the projects. Special thanks are given to professors Liu Binguang and Yang Zhende for useful suggestions, who had also made great results in the eastern Shandong and northern margin of the North China Platform in the region.

24. Geological Departments (1)
    gold geology Exploration.  
    http://site.mweb.co.zw/zambesia/departments/1.htm
    
    Extractions: Photomicrograph at X 10 magnification of polished block of Commoner gold reef showing the close association of gold with carbonaceous (black) matter in the reef quartz (reddish background). "The carbon adsorbed the gold from epithermal solutions… only to 'throw' it out partially as free milling gold during the later deformation." EXAMPLE 2.

25. Amber: Jewels Of The Past - WebDoGS Amber Page
    Amber page created by Tammi L. Johnson.Category Science Earth Sciences Paleontology Amber Welcome to “Amber Arboreal gold”. on Amazon and Barnes and Noble's site, andprobably in your local university library in the geology and entomology  
    http://www.uky.edu/ArtsSciences/Geology/webdogs/amber/welcome.html
    
    Extractions: from "Amber: Window to the Past", Abrams/AMNH (NY), courtesy of Dr. David Grimaldi. Welcome to “ Amber: Arboreal Gold ”. As you can see, I really ‘dig’ amber. November of 1998, I was able to travel to Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, where I retrieved a fine collection of Baltic amber and brought it home. My partner Paul Howell and I have established a website, the Amber Gallery . On this new site, you may view or purchase Baltic amber specimens. My own web page features Dr. George Poinar of Oregon State University, and his wife and research partner Roberta. He has given me permission to publish photographs and excerpts of his book “ The Quest for Life in Amber ”, a follow-up to his book “ Life in Amber ”. Dr. Poinar released his new book, The Amber Forest in July of 1999. This book covers the origins of Dominican amber. Most recently in 2002, he has published his work with Lebanese amber. These books are available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble's site, and probably in your local university library in the geology and entomology departments. Dr. David Grimaldi of the American Museum of Natural History in New York City also granted me permission to showcase his book “ Amber: A Window to the Past .” Grimaldi has a new publication due out in October of 2000. Both are exceptional scientists and sometimes disagree on research technique and method. I have a great deal of respect and admiration for them both. So what is good science without a little controversy? I enjoy reading and following their work and hope you will, too.

26. Maine Geology - Gold
    MAINE DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION Maine Geological Survey gold FactSheet. gold IN MAINE. gold SOURCES OF gold INFORMATION. Information  
    http://www.state.me.us/doc/nrimc/pubedinf/factsht/economic/goldfact.htm
    
    Extractions: Maine Geological Survey Gold occurs in several geologic environments in Maine: in bedrock, in sediments that were eroded from bedrock by glaciers, and in stream deposits derived from either of these sources. Veins of gold in bedrock are called "lode" deposits, and "placer" deposits are concentrations of gold that accumulated in unconsolidated sediments. Most of the gold presently found in Maine comes from placer deposits in stream beds. With the exception of areas administered by the Maine Land Use Regulation Commission (see below), gold panning activities in Maine do not require a permit as long as the following restrictions are adhered to: 1. The activity is confined to sandy/gravelly/cobbly unvegetated stream beds, with no disturbance of stream banks. 2. The activity is limited to the use of gold pans, sluices of less than 10 square feet, or suction dredges with a hose diameter of 4 inches or less. 3. Permission from the landowner must be obtained. Why? First, it's a matter of common courtesy to the landowner. But also, trespassing on posted land in Maine can be a matter of civil law. The water in a stream is under the jurisdiction of the State; but the stream bottom and streambank as well as the access across land to the stream is most likely private property (exceptions include public lots, state parks, etc.). If you cause any damage to that property, even if it is not posted, you may be subject to civil action brought by the landowner. You can avoid these problems by talking to the landowner ahead of time.

27. Geology Of Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park
    Includes article, photographs, maps, links, and teaching resources.Category Regional North America Klondike gold Rush NHP go to Klondike gold Rush NHP home page return to Park geology homepage The country is wild, rough and full of hardships for those  
    http://www.aqd.nps.gov/grd/parks/klgo/
    
    Extractions: Clarence Berry , one of the miners returning on the Portland, quoted in The Seattle Post-lntelligencer, July 17,1897. With cries of "Gold! Gold in the Klondike!" there unfolded in the Yukon and Alaska an incredible historic adventure, whose theme of human endeavor in the face of adversity captured the imagination of people around the world. In August 1896 when George Washington Carmack and his two Indian companions, Skookum Jim and Tagish Charlie , found gold in a tributary of the Klondike River in Canada's Yukon Territory, they had no idea that they would set off one of the greatest gold rushes in history. True, most of the good claims were already staked by the time the rush really got underway in the summer of 1897; but this didn't stop an army of hopeful goldseekers from boarding ships at Seattle and other Pacific port cities and heading north to try their luck. Throughout the summer and autumn of 1897 and on into the winter, stampeders poured into the newly created Alaskan tent and shack towns of

28. Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park Geology Home
    Klondike gold Rush National Historical Park. Why not take a virtual field trip fromthe park visitor center in Skagway to the Canadian border? USGS geology  
    http://www.aqd.nps.gov/grd/usgsnps/klgo/klgo1.html
    
    Extractions: Evidence of the dynamic forces that continue to build Alaska today is revealed in rocks exposed along the highway that winds through Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park. Why not take a virtual field trip from the park visitor center in Skagway to the Canadian border? Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park Geology US Geological Survey home

29. The RuckSack
    Bush skills. A RuckSack primer on geology and gold panning. Contents of pagegeology Links Books Panning for gold Books Equipment Archaeology Books.  
    http://therucksack.tripod.com/geology.htm
    
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30. Oxford Brookes University - Geology - GOLD1
    TO THE ORIGIN OF. EPITHERMAL gold. This site is created to provide an educationalapproach into the formation of epithermal gold deposits.  
    http://www.brookes.ac.uk/geology/8361/1998/berry/gold1.html

31. Oxford Brookes University - Geology - GOLD7
    and their Causes, and Guidelines for Exploration; in Epithermal gold Mineralizationof the CircumPacific geology, Geochemistry, Origin and Exploration, II  
    http://www.brookes.ac.uk/geology/8361/1998/berry/gold7.html
    
    Extractions: Epithermal gold deposits around the world Lihir gold mine , Papua New Guinea, one of the largest epithermal gold mines in the world. The deposit is located in a breached caldera at Luise Harbour that was formed by a now extinct volcano over 300,000 years ago. The ore body is contained in a hydrothermally altered epithermal gold system with the gold hosted by volcanics, intrusives and breccias. Site contains good images of caldera, mineralization, drilling etc. Puno district of southern Peru, high-level epithermal gold-silver mineralisation; site features good images of the target area.

32. Saskatchewan Geology - Gold Deposits
    Geological History Geological Domains Churchill River Study Geological Definitions gold in the Rocks Reading list Saskatchewan geology Home Page  
    http://www.lights.com/waterways/geology/gold.htm
    
    Extractions: You have entered the Canoe Saskatchewan suite The people of Saskatchewan not directly concerned with mining are scarcely aware of the mineral potential of the province. We are the prime source of Potash and Uranium in the world. We also have and have had "world class" gold mines in our province. The recognition that Saskatchewan geology provides the framework and vast potential for truly world class mines has been slow in coming. Gold, that most elusive of noble metals, is abundant in our Precambrian shield areas. The surface has barely been scratched, the potential has barely been touched at this point. Some excellent reference books are available to those who would wish to delve further. The best and most accessible "Gold in Saskatchewan" (Open File Report 84-1) is available from the Department of Mineral Resources' Core Lab in La Ronge or the main office in Regina. Beginnings are vague The Churchill subprovince We are fortunate that "our" rocks have trapped and crystallized a vast amount of gold. Gold sightings over the years can be traced from those first reports by canoeists in the early 1900s spotting visible gold in quartz veins in Western Craton outcrops on Pine Channel (north shore of Lake Athabasca). This predated visible gold discovered at Amisk Lake (The Prince Albert Deposit) in 1914. Exploration/ prospecting during and immediately after the first world war resulted in further discoveries related to the original Pine Channel and Amisk Lake showings. In the early 1930's the north shore of Lake Athabasca saw renewed exploration initiated by the discovery of yet more gold. The Box Mine resulted.

33. ~ GOLD ~
    SBS gold Science and Technology geology of gold. geology of gold.Properties of gold. gold has had an inestimable effect on human history.  
    http://www.sbs.com.au/gold/story.html?storyid=128

34. Gold Dredging, Mining Reasearch, Geology, Prospecting,AU
    Recreational gold Mining; Dredging; Metal Detecting. Check out the goldand accommodations at his website; GiddayNew Zealand gold Mining.  
    http://www.dcregistry.com/users/mpworline/
    
    Extractions: Premium quality web hosting! View Our Guestbook Sign Our Guestbook Search Our Web Site ... Free Classified Ads http://www.ftc.gov/infosecurity This Highbanker/Dredge combination I purchased in 1986; upgrades I have added since then; (Dredge Header Box, 4" Upgrade and Float System) plus their hooka system.. It has been a very dependable unit over the years. I rebuilt the 5hp Briggs myself 2 years ago with a rebuild kit from my local lawnmower shop. This was my choice, it has never broken down or failed to perform its job. Prior to this highbanker I used an old Keene 4 inch, triple sluice, for 10 years. The highbanker/dredging combination proved to be more practical and versital for weekend prospecting. The 4" is more for setting up once the paystreak has been located. Now with the new 4" additions, it has prospecting/production in the one unit. Much easier to pack and setup than the triple. Which we still use when we really want to move mass quanities of overburden. FREE 3 Days Las Vegas; Lake Tahoe; Reno +20 Other Locations. Great Promotional Tool

35. Geology Of Gold Rush Mining
    gold Rush Mining geology. The geology Of Valdez Creek The Valdez Creek Mining District'sgeology was affected primarily for four significant glacial episodes.  
    http://goldrushmining.com/pages/geology.html
    
    Extractions: The Valdez Creek Mining District's geology was affected primarily for four significant glacial episodes. The last one being in the Holocene period, a relatively young period which occurred 9,5000 years ago. According to USGS geologist, Fred Moffit, the glacial deposits in the lower valley of White Creek indicate flow directions had changed probably due to the fact of the changes in ice production and accumulation. As a result, these movement contain irregularities net usually found in the White Creek drainage. Two types of gold nuggets were found, one pale colored, smooth and round, the other bright and rough with attached pieces of quartz. Moffit concluded that the ice had brought them into White Creek from the valley of Valdez Creek on the north end of Lucky and Gold hills. Placer gold is the end product of a long process. Transportation of gold happens mainly by erosion and glaciers. Agents of erosion includes: running water, waves, currents in bodies of standing water and wind. Glacier movement scours and transports minerals, bedrock, gold, and other precious metals. When the glacier melts, it typically deposits the metals directly form the melting ice. Upon further melting of the glacier, streams form and rework the placer deposits, occasionally under the ice. Most pieces of gold in the Valdez Creek Mining District, especially at the mouth of the valley, have characteristics proving glacial abrasion. These characteristics included a roundish shape with flat and smooth surfaces. Even though gold is the most malleable the ductile of metals, it still requires a thousand meters or more of ice transportation to take on these characteristics. Nuggets recovered form the tributary system such as Timberline Creek, White Creek, and Lucky Gulch are still shinny, course and rough. These nuggets indicate that they have not traveled a great distance, Therefore, they are probably close to the source.

36. Powell's Books - Used, New, And Out Of Print
    Browse the aisle by Title by Author by Price See recently arrived used booksin this aisle. Featured Titles in geologygold Mining Page 1 of 1. gold!  
    http://www.powells.com/subsection/GeologyGoldMining.html

37. Intheloop.com's Gold Geology Page
    gold geology and exploration. gold occurs in such a variety of geologicalenvironments that the truism gold is where you find it is oftspoken.  
    http://www.intheloop.com/itlresources/metals/gold/geology.html
    
    Extractions: home resources investment information glossaries ... contact us gold geology and exploration Gold occurs in such a variety of geological environments that the truism "gold is where you find it" is oft-spoken. Likewise, the list of theories postulated to explain the origins of the various types of gold deposits is as long as the history of mining this precious metal Because gold is a high-value commodity, it can and has been profitably mined in the remotest parts of the globe. In Canada , for instance, mining has occurred in highly developed areas such as Timmins, Ontario , as well as the far reaches of the northern Arctic (Lupin Mine, NWT ). For the investor, the main concern should not be the location of a new discovery but the width and grade of the drill intersection or surface prospect. An understanding of the geological setting at this point is extremely important to the potential economics of a discovery. A near-surface discovery in meta-sediments grading 0.03 ounce per ton gold over a long width is likely to be as significant as a 0.3-ounce-per-ton discovery over narrow widths in a sheared volcanic in a

38. About The Book "Gold Placer Geology."
    Simply the best book on gold placer geology on the market today. Whether Only$17.95! An advanced course in gold placer geology! Book  
    http://www.goldminershq.com/FRAME/FORMS/BOOK1.HTM
    
    Extractions: Movement of gold; character of placer gold. Gold route; hidden influences, multiple gold routes, signs during sampling. Types of gold deposits; single deposit, bleed-off deposit (bench placer, lode, tailing), flood gold deposit (true definition, miners interpretation, dredgers interpretation), paystreak deposit (the size of waterway, straight sections of waterway, materials, paystreak boundaries, gold in paystreaks), tributary deposits.

39. "Gold Country" Tourism Information.
    Washington, DC. Includes listings of books, clubs, prospecting trips supplies, and other eastern gold/geology links. Montana State  
    http://www.goldminershq.com/FRAME/VACA/TOURUS.HTM
    
    Extractions: This section provides information from the US Department of Tourism, local Chambers of Commerce, Communities, school projects, etc., categorized by government. state, county, and community. Also included is tourism information for foreign countries provided by their government, organizations, and local community. If you know of any that is not listed, send it in to us! See " How to Post Information

40. Prospecting For Gold Near Washington, DC - Virginia Maryland VA MD How To Find
    Detailed information on gold prospecting and gold mining in Virginia and Maryland, especially near Category Science Earth Sciences gold Recreational gold Panning Top Introduction Basic Info Books Clubs Trips Supplies Detectors Links OTHER EASTERN gold/geology LINKS VIRGINIA  
    http://www.infiltec.com/gold/

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