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Clarke, D. Barrie, McFarlane, Christopher R.M., Hamilton, David, Stevens, David (2017) Forensic Igneous Petrology: Locating the Source Quarry For the “Black Granite” Titanic Headstones In Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. The Canadian Mineralogist, 55 (1) 145-177 doi:10.3749/canmin.1600037

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TitleForensic Igneous Petrology: Locating the Source Quarry For the “Black Granite” Titanic Headstones In Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
JournalThe Canadian Mineralogist
AuthorsClarke, D. BarrieAuthor
McFarlane, Christopher R.M.Author
Hamilton, DavidAuthor
Stevens, DavidAuthor
Year2017 (January)Volume55
Issue1
PublisherMineralogical Association of Canada
DOIdoi:10.3749/canmin.1600037Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceClarke, D. Barrie, McFarlane, Christopher R.M., Hamilton, David, Stevens, David (2017) Forensic Igneous Petrology: Locating the Source Quarry For the “Black Granite” Titanic Headstones In Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. The Canadian Mineralogist, 55 (1) 145-177 doi:10.3749/canmin.1600037
Plain TextClarke, D. Barrie, McFarlane, Christopher R.M., Hamilton, David, Stevens, David (2017) Forensic Igneous Petrology: Locating the Source Quarry For the “Black Granite” Titanic Headstones In Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. The Canadian Mineralogist, 55 (1) 145-177 doi:10.3749/canmin.1600037
In(2017, January) The Canadian Mineralogist Vol. 55 (1) Mineralogical Association of Canada

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