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sewercatsdesigns · 9 months

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#stone-named #older adult #graywacke family #molly #dowager

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egypt-museum · 5 months

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Statue of Amun with features of Tutankhamun

New Kingdom, late 18th Dynasty, ca. 1332-1323 BC. Now in the Penn Museum, Philadelphia. E14350 Photo: Tom Jenkins Standing graywacke statue of Amun, preserved from the knees up. Amun wears a short kilt fastened with a tyet amulet, a broad collar. The tall plumes of his crown are missing. In his hands, he holds two ankh symbols. The statue is an indication of Egyptian religion reverting to traditional presentations connecting the king and the god Amun at the head of the pantheon. In this statue, the god Amun typically appears as a man wearing a tall, double-plumed headdress. His tall headdress is missing from this statue, but his crown bears traces of gilding.

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spice-hill · 1 year

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Seated Scribe, 1391-1353 B.C.E

Graywacke (stone)

Egyptian

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The scribe sits in quiet contemplation, his face turned down toward the unrolled papyrus in his lap. Ancient Egyptians considered scribes to be the most important part of the civil administration because of their ability to read and write. The minute detail of the figure's elaborately curled wig and pleated shirt reveals the artist's skill in stone carving.

-Description from the Detroit Institute of Art

#artifacts #ancient egypt #scribe #statue #DIA

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mineralsrocksandfossiltalks · 3 months

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Today on Throwback Thursday: Adam Sedgewick

A British geologist and an Anglican priest, Sedgewick would reinvent how we looked at geologic time. He was born in 1785 in Yorkshire to an Anglican vicar, and went to the University of Cambridge for math and theology (how he ended up in geology is beyond me).

At some point he began to study the rocks of the British Isles and Europe where he came up with a classification system for Cambrian rocks as well as Carboniferous and Devonian rocks. In fact, he got involved in something called the "Great Devonian Controversy"

Basically, we had this guy, Henry de la Beche

who had these plant fossils in a greywacke that he believed was older than the Carboniferous plant fossils also found in a graywacke (don't worry about what a graywacke is, just know it's a rock) and that the method of dating used was invalid due to the different depths these fossils were found at.

Then, we had this other guy, Roderick Murchison,

who said, "no, you're doing wrong, Sir." He believed they were near the top of the strata just like the other fossils.

Eventually, the de la Beche agreed with him but said there was still insufficient data because a red sandstone layer was missing from in between. Sedgewick hopped in to help Murchison and the two actually found a similar layer in Russia and thus the Devonian Period was born.

Sedgewick also made some advancements with metamorphic rocks. He was the first to recognize the difference between stratification,

jointing

and slaty cleavage.

#geology #fun facts #history #earth #rocks #deep time #cambrian #devonian #carboniferous #geologist

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leibal · 2 months

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Graywacke Series is a minimalist furniture collection designed by Cologne-based designer Carsten in der Elst, presented at Stockholm Design Week. This collection includes a blend of pieces from recent projects, revised items, and exclusive new works in stone created specifically for the fair.

#minimalism #minimal #minimalist #minimal furniture #minimal bench #minimalist bench #minimal design #leibal

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arthistoryanimalia · 9 months

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#FishFriday:

Cosmetic Dish in the Form of a Fish

Ancient Egypt, Early Dynastic Period, Dynasty 1, c. 3100-2800 BCE

Reportedly from Saqqara

Graywacke w/ inlay of shell & black paste

Brooklyn Museum

“A container for cosmetics or possibly medical ointment, this covered dish represents a tilapia fish. The tilapia symbolized fertility and was believed to promote abundance on earth and a renewed life after death. This container's lid swivels open at the tail.”

#Fish Friday #fish #tilapia #dish #Ancient Egyptian art #ancient art #Brooklyn Museum #museum visit

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thelastspeecher · 9 months

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which rock word has the best artistic pizzazz? I’m a fan of “striation” personally, which I don’t even think is technically a rock word, but the hell do I know

Anyway, actual rock question: how come some rocks by the ocean are like, weirdly porous? they’re just like, 98% hole and 2% rock (I think I’m talking about volcanic porous rock, specifically)

(bonus question, because it’s a Friday: what is your favorite geologist pun?)

"Striation" is a rock-related word! Striations refer to these stripey things present in plagioclase, a kind of feldspar! They're very useful for distinguishing plagioclase from orthoclase, a different kind of feldspar that lacks striations but sometimes has exsolution lamellae (wiggly worm-looking things). The picture below is a close-up of the striations.

In terms of pizzazz-y rock-related words...well I guess "exsolution lamellae" is pretty good. But there's another word that comes to mind, and it's one that my roommate pointed out is Quite Excellent back when we were in college and they were helping me study for geology exams.

Graywacke!

Pronounced "gray-wacky", it refers to a specific kind of sandstone. Here's a picture of a graywacke. It might look just sort of like a rock, but that doesn't make it less pizzazz.

(And for shiggles, here's a picture of some exsolution lamellae in some orthoclase.)

As for your question about porous rocks by the ocean, I have an answer!

You are correct that those particular rocks are volcanic. Multiple kinds of extrusive igneous rocks (rocks that form from lava cooling on the Earth's surface) can have those pores in them, but there are two particular kinds of rocks that always have that texture: pumice and scoria.

We refer to that porous texture as a vesicular texture; the pores and gaps in the rock are vesicles. Extrusive igneous rocks develop a vesicular texture when they cool so quickly that gas bubbles trapped inside the lava cannot escape before the rock fully cools. Pumice and scoria in fact cool so quickly that the lava doesn't even have time to form crystals! That's also the case for obsidian, aka volcanic glass, though obsidian doesn't have that vesicular texture to it.

Fun fact: Pumice is so vesicular, so full of these trapped gas bubbles, that it will float in water! Scoria, though also vesicular, is denser and thus will not float.

Here's a picture of some pumice for you.

And here's some scoria.

Now, my favorite geology pun...

Honestly, I'm very fond of using "schist" (a very sparkly metamorphic rock) instead of "shit". Though that's definitely at least in part due to the fact I didn't swear until halfway through college lmao. I had to get creative with my euphemistic swears.

(And here's some schist for you to admire. I specifically pulled up garnet schist, you're welcome.)

#the word for the sparkly shiny thing schist has going on btw is ''schistosity''#there are a lot of v fun words in geology #but people get distracted by ''cleavage'' and don't pay attention to anything else :/#thank you so much for the geology ask I really enjoyed getting it!#my current job isn't in geology so I miss discussing rocks and whatnot #ask #Anonymous

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egyptologylessons · 1 year

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Makeup Palette with Bull and Trampled Enemies Description: Trampling Bull with trampled man, divine emblems with arms holding a rope (two jackals 𓃥, ibis𓅞, falcon 𓅃, and Min symbol 𓋊), and a fortress with a lion inside. Etat de l'oeuvre : fragment Period: Pre-dynastic (3,200-2,700 BC) Dimensions Hight: 26.5 cm ; Width : 14.5 cm Materials and Technique Matériau : Graywack Technique : Raised Relief @museelouvre ID: E 11255 𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬𓋹𓎬 @egyptologylessons 𓋹𓊽𓋴𓆖𓎛𓇳𓎛 © 𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁𓊁 #Ancientegypt #ägypten #egyptology #egypte #egitto #埃及 #مصر #egipto #이집트 #louvre #louvremuseum #palette #bull #lion #enemies (at Louvre) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnHz1uzOdyz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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neurodiversenerd · 8 months

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I will now recite the rocks in alphabetical order:

adamellite

amphibolite

andesite

anorthosite

anthracite

appinite

aphanite

arenite

argillite

arkose

basalt

basanite

blueschist

biomicrite

biosparite

boundstone

breccia

carbonatite

cataclasite

chalk

chert

claystone

clinopyroxenite

coal

conglomerate

coquina

dacite

diamictite

diatomite

diorite

dolomite

dunite

eclogite

essexite

evaporite

flint

foidite

gabbro

gabbronorite

gneiss

gossan

granite

granodiorite

granophyre

granulite

graywacke

gritstone

greensand

greenschist

harzburgite

hornblendite

hornfel

hyaloclastite

icelandite

ignimbrite

ijolite

itacolumite

jadeitite

jasperoid

jaspillite

kenyte

kimberlite

komatiite

lamproite

lamprophyre

larvikite

laterite

latite

lherzolite

lignite

limestone

litchfieldite

litharenite

llanite

luxullianite

mangerite

marble

marl

metapelite

metapsammite

migmatite

minette

monzodiorite

monzogranite

monzonite

mudstone

mylonite

nepheline syenite

nephelinite

norite

novaculite

obsidian

oil shale

oolite

pantellerite

pegmatite

peridotite

phonolite

picrite

porphyry

phyllite

pseudotachylite

pumice

pyrolite

pyroxenite

quartzarenite

quartzite

rhyolite

sandstone

schist

scoria

shale

siltstone

serpentinite

shonkinite

skarn

slate

suevite

soapstone

syenite

syenogranite

taconite

tephrite

teschenite

theralite

tholeiite

tonalite

trachyte

travertine

tuff

turbidite

urtite

variolite

wackestone

websterite

wehrlite

whiteschist

xenolith

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goddesblackwidow · 1 year

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Statue of Nebhepetre Mentuhotep II (detail), (ca. 2030–2000 B.C.)

Mentuhotep dynastic line was quickly extinguished and a new one, Egypt's Twelfth Dynasty, was founded by a capable commoner named Amenemhat I. The Twelfth Dynasty, 1981 –1802 B.C., represented the Middle Kingdom at the zenith of its political power and cultural influence.

An image of a member of that dynasty, Amenemhat III, who ruled ca. 1859–1813 B.C., is the focal point of the entire exhibition. This work testifies to the success of Middle Kingdom artists in rediscovering the skills of the Old Kingdom and then progressing to greater heights of creative accomplishment.

Head of a Statue of Amenemhat III Wearing the White Crown from the collection of the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek in Copenhagen, Denmark, is an unsurpassed masterpiece even in its severely damaged form. It was sculpted from graywacke, a hard siltstone from quarries near the Red Sea. The Egyptians were master carvers of graywacke as far back as the fabled Narmer Palette, executed in honor of the first pharaoh around 3100 B.C.

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f1turkiye · 1 year

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Yas Marina Pisti Hakkında Bilinmesi Gereken Beş Şey

Abu Dabi'ye geri döndük, sezonun son yarışı olduğuna inanmak zor! BAE'nin başkenti ilk olarak 2009'da bir yarışa ev sahipliği yaptı ve o zamandan beri her yıl takvimde yer aldı.

Kesintiye uğrayan 2020 sezonu da dahil olmak üzere - Ve tüm bu yıllarda sezon finalini üç kez dışında düzenledi. Ancak, Yas Marina pisti hakkında bilmediğiniz beş şey var. 01

Çok Pahalıya Mal Oldu!

BAE'deki herhangi bir şeyden beklediğiniz gibi, Yas Marina Pisti'nin inşasında hiçbir masraftan kaçınılmadı. Tesisin 1 milyar doların üzerinde bir maliyete sahip olduğu söyleniyor, ancak bu, adanın kendisini inşa etmenin maliyeti olan toplam miktara kıyasla küçük bir değişiklik. Yas Adası, yaklaşık 40 milyar dolarlık bir maliyetle tamamlanması 11 yıl süren insan yapımı bir adadır. Ada, Yas Marina Pisti'nden çok daha fazlasına sahiptir, yedi otel, bir golf sahası, bir alışveriş merkezi, bir gece kulübü, bir su parkı ve dünyanın en hızlı rollercoaster'ına ev sahipliği yapan bir tema parkı bulunmaktadır.

The Track Surface Is From The UK

2000'li yılların ortalarında, pist inşa edilirken, Shropshire'daki Bayston Hill Taş Ocağı'ndan BAE'ye dört bin tondan fazla Graywacke agregası sevk edildi. Midlands'tan Graywacke, Bahreyn pistinde kullanıldığını gören hem sürücüler hem de pist patronları tarafından yüksek yol tutuş seviyesi nedeniyle övgüyle karşılandığı için seçildi.

There Are Six Configurations

Formula 1 yapılandırması, pist açıldığından beri yalnızca bir kez değişmiş olsa da, başka yapılandırmalar da vardır ve bölümler de eklenmektedir. Örneğin, motosiklet yarışları için daha uzun düzlüklere eklenen dönüşler vardır. Pit şeridi piste yeniden katıldıktan sonra alternatif dönüşler, kısa yollar ve kullanılabilecek sıkı teknik bölümler var. Uzmanlar, varsayımsal olarak pistin aynı anda kullanımda olan üç ayrı devreyi barındırabileceğini, çakışma veya güvenlikten ödün vermeden olabileceğini söylüyor. Ayrıca, devrenin geri kalanından ayrı olan birinci sınıf bir sürükleme şeridi de vardır.

2014'te Çift Baloncuk Değerindeydi

Takım 2013 sezonunu domine ettikten sonra Bernie Ecclestone, sezonun son üç yarışının iki puan değerinde olacağını söyledi. Bu daha sonra sezonun sadece son yarışı olarak değiştirildi. Teklif herkes tarafından iyi karşılanmadı ve Lewis Hamilton galibiyet için 50 puan talep etse de, çift puan sistemi 2014 Abu Dabi Grand Prix'sinden sonra kazındı. 05

İki benzersiz özelliğe sahiptir

Suzuka'daki sekiz rakamını ve Monako'daki tüneli hepimiz biliyoruz, ancak Yas Marina pistinde pit şeridi çıkışı, piste yeniden katılmadan önce pistin altından, bir tünelden geçiyor ve bu başka hiçbir pistte olmuyor. Diğer benzersiz özellik, aslında pistin üzerinde oturan Viceroy Hotel'dir. Bu, Formula 1 dünyasında başka hiçbir yerde olmayan bir özellik.

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#AbuDabi #abudabigp #Formula1 #formula1 #YasMarina

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blueiskewl · 2 years

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An Egyptian Basalt or Graywacke Jar Predynastic Period (Naqada II)/1st Dynasty, circa 3500-2900 B.C.

Of ovoid form with offset foot, tubular handles, and everted rim. Height 12.7 cm.

#An Egyptian Basalt or Graywacke Jar #Predynastic Period #Naqada II)/1st Dynasty #ancient artifacts #art #artist #art work #art news #history #history news #ancient history #ancient culture #ancient civilizations #archeology #archeolgst #$ancient egypt #egyptian history

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egypt-museum · 6 months

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Detail of the chest of the sarcophagus of the Vizier Gemenefherbak, protected by a winged scarab, a personification of the reborn morning sun.

Made of graywacke. Late Period, 26th Dynasty, ca. 664-525 BC. Now in the Egyptian Museum of Turin. Cat. 2201 Read more

#ancient egypt #sarcophagus #late period #26th dynasty #vizier

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savvynature · 2 years

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Chevron Folds Recumbent chevron folds in Earlyn Pennsylvania graywacke and shale,of the Bude Formation at Millook Havem on the north coast of Cornwall, southwestern Britain,

#Tectônica #Tectonica #Tectonic #Geology #Geophysics #Geodesia #Geodesy #Astrophysics #Rochas #Rocks #Geologia #Geofísica #Geofisica

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