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Igneous rocks used by the ancient Egyptians include granite, granodiorite, pegmatitic diorite, peridotite, and quartz diorite (plutonic intrusives); andesite, dacite, dolerite, rhyolite, and trachyandesite porphyries (volcanic dikes and lava ows); basalt and obsidian (volcanic lava. fl.
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Igneous rocks used by the ancient Egyptians include granite, granodiorite, pegmatitic diorite, peridotite, and quartz diorite (plutonic intrusives); andesite, dacite, dolerite, rhyolite, and trachyandesite porphyries (volcanic dikes and lava flows); basalt and obsidian (volcanic lava flows); and tuff (volcanic pyroclastics).
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PDF | On Jan 1, 2009, J.A. Harrell and others published Ancient Egyptian quarries - an illustrated overview | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
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Contents. Formation and Geology of Diorite. Composition and Minerals in Diorite. Texture and Appearance of Diorite. Uses and Applications of Diorite. Comparison of Diorite with Other Rocks. Geological Significance of Diorite. Geopolitical and Economic Aspects of Diorite. Conservation Efforts for Diorite Artifacts and Structures. Reference …
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Religious Significance of the Stelae The study of the inscribed material from the Gebel el-Asr quarries, like the study of all inscriptions and objects dedicated in sacred areas within quarry sites, provides an unusual opportunity to synthesize the textual and archaeological evidence for votive behavior.160 Both text and object are votive ...
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Granite, diorite and sandstone were mined primarily around Aswan. Flint, stone, copper, feldspar, amesyth, jasper, agate, turquoise, Egyptian alabaster, and malachite were mined and quarried from sites mostly in Eastern Desert, the Sinai and around the Red Sea.
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Sahure ("He who is close to Re") ruled during the fifth dynasty ( Old Kingdom) of Ancient Egypt. He seems to have had a peaceful and prosperous reign. Trade flourished and the Pharaoh opened up turquoise mines in the Sinai and diorite quarries in Nubia.
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Map of the Mons Claudianus tonalite gneiss quarry (H18, Roman) in the central Eastern Desert showing the areas with quarry workings plus selected slipways, roads, and other infrastructure. Also indicated are the contemporary Roman quarries in Wadi Barud for quartz diorite (H19) and Wadi Umm Huyut for tonalite gneiss (H20).
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What is Diorite? Diorite is the name used for a group of coarse-grained igneous rocks with a composition between that of granite and basalt. It usually occurs as large intrusions, dikes, and sills within continental crust. These often form above a convergent plate boundary where an oceanic plate subducts beneath a continental plate.
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Late Precambrian metagabbro-diorite complex from southwest Sinai, Egypt. Egypt. Authors: Abdel-Aal M. Abdel-Karim. Zagazig University. Abstract. This paper presents the mode of occurrence,...
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