Prospecting in Nova Scotia
Prospecting in Nova Scotia
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And this local experience is just as necessary to the skilled M. E. As it is to the pros- pector. The lack of practical knowledge on the part of our scientific men is only equalled by the lack of scientific knowledge on the part of our practical men.
How often have I heard an enquiry for a good prospec- tor met with such an answer as the following:-" Well, I guess old Peter Brown should be a pretty good man for that work. He's always puttering around the woods with a pick. " This may have done ...when rich leads cropped out on the surface and prospecting consisted of tearing off turf and picking up loose ore. But now the chance finds are all made and what remains will tax the science of the geolog- ist. Hidden deep beneath a mantle of glacial debris the finding of these veins necessitates a wide knowledge of the structure of each and every district with their local pecu- liarities. It needs also a judgment capable of guiding one through the complications of fold and fault as well as the perplexities accompanying the unravelling of riddles in much modified drift deposition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And this local experience is just as necessary to the skilled M. E. As it is to the pros- pector. The lack of practical knowledge on the part of our scientific men is only equalled by the lack of scientific knowledge on the part of our practical men.
How often have I heard an enquiry for a good prospec- tor met with such an answer as the following:-" Well, I guess old Peter Brown should be a pretty good man for that work. He's always puttering around the woods with a pick. " This may have done ...when rich leads cropped out on the surface and prospecting consisted of tearing off turf and picking up loose ore. But now the chance finds are all made and what remains will tax the science of the geolog- ist. Hidden deep beneath a mantle of glacial debris the finding of these veins necessitates a wide knowledge of the structure of each and every district with their local pecu- liarities. It needs also a judgment capable of guiding one through the complications of fold and fault as well as the perplexities accompanying the unravelling of riddles in much modified drift deposition.
What to read after Prospecting in Nova Scotia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter H Prest to read onlineMoreLess
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