Ueber Die GrÃ1/4nsteine Des Kreises Wetzlar Und Einige Ihrer Contacterscheinungen
, by Carl Riemann, presents a detailed study of the greestones (a type of greenstone rock) found in the district of Wetzlar, Germany. Published in 1882, this work delves into the geological characteristics and contact phenomena associated with these rocks.
Riemann's investigation provides valuable insights into the petrology and mineralogy of the region, contributing to a deeper understanding of the geological history of Wetzlar. This book remains a significant resource for geologists and historians of science interested in the geological formations of Germany and the evolution of geological studies in the late 19th century.
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