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See seismic prospecting

A geophysical study of the study of bedrock depth, or cavity location by the measuring the reflection of shockwaves induced into the ground

A hexagonal, metallic mineral ore of iron, composed of iron carbonate FeCO3

Rocks formed from consolidated sediment

A unit of mass equal to 2,000lbs. or 907.18474 kg.

Particles, sand, gravel and other rock, found loose, suspended in solid or liquid, or consolidated

Any length of mineralization, often a discontinuous vein

Wire mesh of various size, used for classifying gravel by size

A shear zone is a defined type of fault structure subject to secondary metamorphic stresses at its fault edges inward, known as shears, through various zones which exhibit any of foliation, deformation, and folding

An instrument used to detect radioactive emissions with gamma ray measurement