2015
NM6712 : Clasts in Diamictite
taken 9 years ago, near to Dłn Chonnuill (castle) [antiquity (non-Roman)], Argyll And Bute, Great Britain
Clasts in Diamictite
This rock is a diamictite, that is, it was deposited by a melting glacier. It contains clasts, or pebbles and cobbles, of varying sizes. During lithification some of these have acquired quartz rims, and some of them have been cracked and the cracks are also filled with quartz. 50p coin for scale.
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· Clasts [2]
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