World Geology by John George Bartholomew (1942)

Antique world geology map with colour-coded rock ages, a geological section, and smaller mineral deposit maps below.

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A double-page cartographic plate titled World Geology, showing two large world maps coloured by geological age and rock type, with a legend and an ideal geological section. Two smaller maps below mark deposits of minerals such as oil, coal, iron, manganese, chromite, tungsten, gold, silver, platinum, copper, tin, and lead. The work is attributed to John George Bartholomew.

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