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Journal
The GeologistYear
1859Volume
v.2 (1859)Page
Page 24Inscription
Coordinates: [149, 710, 0, 0, 0, 0], Details: "text"=>["Lign. 3. - Porphyritic Dyke or Elvan-course, at Watermill Bay, St. Mary's Scilly; visible only at low-water.", "The shaded portion, a, b, c, represents the ridge of porhyry, of lemon-yellow colour at a, or near the sea; red at b; and black near the cliffs, at c; e and f are ridges of granite, inclines at an angle of about 45 degrees, and apparently statified.", "a"]; Coordinates: [420, 565, 0, 0, 0, 0], Details: "text"=>["b", "e", "f"]Drawing
Coordinates: [0, 0, 75, 411, 767, 392], Details: "keywords"=>["porphyritic", "dyke", "elvan-course", "watermill bay", "st. mary's", "scilly", "lemon", "yellow", "colour", "sea", "cliff", "granite", "incluine", "45", "strata", "landscape", "Porphyritic Dyke", "Elvan-course", "Watermill Bay", "St. Mary", "Scilly", "porphyry"]PageID
47679411Classification No
8Image Scale
0.535373
