 | Joseph Barrell - 1907 - 242 Seiten
...absence from it as inclusions is remarkable; if they had been carried away by fresh accessions from below they should be found as inclusions in certain...should somewhere be exposed with the heaps of roof blocks resting upon it. As a matter of fact, no indications of a bottom have been observed anywhere... | |
 | 1912 - 422 Seiten
...absence from it as inclusions is remarkable; if they had been carried away by fresh accessions from below they should be found as inclusions in certain...should somewhere be exposed with the heaps of roof blocks resting upon it. As a matter. of fact, no indications of a bottom have been observed anywhere... | |
 | Reginald Aldworth Daly - 1912 - 428 Seiten
...absence from it as inclusions is remarkable; if they had been carried away by fresh accessions from below they should be found as inclusions in certain...should somewhere be exposed with the heaps of roof blocks resting upon it. As a matter of fact, no indications of a bottom have been observed anywhere... | |
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... probable that at no great depth the granite underlies the greater part of the district. If the granite merely broke through and involved the original rocks of the area it now occupies, their entire absence from it as inclusions is remarkable; if they... 