Building And Ornamental Stones of Australia
Building And Ornamental Stones of Australia
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It is used in monumental work with good effect, having the general facies of the material of which the famous Elgin marbles are made.
(b) Pink. A somewhat similar marble to (a) in texture, with a shade of pink.
ATTUNGA, N. S. W. This is one of our most handsome marbles, being composed of large pale-coloured fragments embedded in a red groundmass. It varies much in texture, the coarser varieties frequently consisting of fragments up to i foot or more in Attunga, N. S. W. Contd.
diameter, with we...ll-defined edges. It looks magni- ficent when polished on a large scale, and is so illustrated by columns in this Museum. As a brecciated marble it probably has no superior anywheie.
BAT HURST. Vide LIMEKILNS.
BIBBENLUKE, N. S. W. A crinoidal black and white marble.
BINALONG, N. S. W. A deposit outcrops nsar the rail- way line west of the Binalong railway station. A sage-green colour characterises the whole mass, though there is a paler-coloured variety with brown and green tinges throughout.
Our attention was drawn to this green-coloured marble by Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is used in monumental work with good effect, having the general facies of the material of which the famous Elgin marbles are made.
(b) Pink. A somewhat similar marble to (a) in texture, with a shade of pink.
ATTUNGA, N. S. W. This is one of our most handsome marbles, being composed of large pale-coloured fragments embedded in a red groundmass. It varies much in texture, the coarser varieties frequently consisting of fragments up to i foot or more in Attunga, N. S. W. Contd.
diameter, with we...ll-defined edges. It looks magni- ficent when polished on a large scale, and is so illustrated by columns in this Museum. As a brecciated marble it probably has no superior anywheie.
BAT HURST. Vide LIMEKILNS.
BIBBENLUKE, N. S. W. A crinoidal black and white marble.
BINALONG, N. S. W. A deposit outcrops nsar the rail- way line west of the Binalong railway station. A sage-green colour characterises the whole mass, though there is a paler-coloured variety with brown and green tinges throughout.
Our attention was drawn to this green-coloured marble by Mr.
What to read after Building And Ornamental Stones of Australia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard T Richard Thomas Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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