Catalog Record: Reports on Arltanga gold field and Hart's Range mica field; and explorations north-east of Hart's Range, northwest of Alice Springs, and of the Frew River country, &c., by H. Y. L. Brown, government geologist. Also, Contributions to the palæontology of South Australia | Hathi Trust Digital Library

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Reports on Arltanga gold field and Hart's Range mica field; and explorations north-east of Hart's Range, northwest of Alice Springs, and of the Frew River country, &c., by H. Y. L. Brown, government geologist. Also, Contributions to the palæontology of South Australia. By R. Etheridge, iupr.

Corporate Author: South Australia.
Other Authors: Brown, H. Y. L. 1844-1928., Etheridge, Robert, 1846-1920.
Language(s): English
Published: Melbourne, McCarron, Bird & co., printers [1896]
Subjects: Geology > South Australia.
Paleontology > South Australia.
Gold mines and mining > South Australia.
Mica mines and mining > South Australia.
Note: At head of title: South Australia.
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Physical Description: 16 p. 2 pl. (1 fold. and col.) 4 fold. maps. 32 cm.
Original Format: Book
Original Classification Number: QE 345 .A45
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