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Category Archives: Mineralogy
Swedish mining history
Fig. Cannon made from copper alloys. Big business once upon a time. Sweden has quite an awsome history when it comes to mining. I cannot remember the exact numbers, but during the European renaissance and some time in to the … Continue reading
Posted in Economy & politics, Mineralogy, Petrology
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Allarps Bjär and the stone of manly men
Yesterday I took a little car trip to the central parts of Skåne (Scania). To the area located on the Tornqvist zone which is rich in remains of volcanoes (basalt necks). This time to a location named Allarps Bjär (Bjär … Continue reading
Don’t destroy my artifacts you evil geologist!
Fig. One of the battle axes I cut open for my bachelor thesis. More on the results of that thesis in the future – when its done Doing a proper study of the petrography of archaeological items is tricky (that … Continue reading
Posted in Petrology, Mineralogy, Geoarchaeology, University & Study
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The direct or indirect resistance to biomineralization theories
Fig. Iron sulfide mineral encrustation has preserved the structure of a sulfate bacteria. (Frankel & Bazylinski 2003) When learning about biomineralization, my imagination started to wander and Im not sure Im back on my feet again – or even if … Continue reading
Posted in Biomineral & organominerals, Mineralogy, Petrology
Tagged bacteria, biominerals, geology, ore forming processes
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The volcanoes of Scania
(Fig. Modified map from Bergelin thesis showing a handfull of basalt necks. There exist over a 100 in total) Sweden is hardly famous for its volcanoes and most Swedes doesnt know about them. But we do have them, or at … Continue reading
Posted in Excursions & travels, Landscapes & Geomorphology, Mineralogy, Petrology, Scania (Skåne), Tectonics & volcano
Tagged basalt, scania, Skåne, Sverige, Sweden, volcano, vulkan, xenolith
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Rebirth
Hi and welcome to my new blog on geology and paleontology. You might recognize me from before when I operated the blog Antimonite, and then also Terra Incognita which partly was written in English. Nowdays Im a graduate student (masters … Continue reading