Benjamin Batten and the London Gazette Report on King Philip's War

Leach, Douglas Edward

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“…The N-trending Lokop–Kutacane and Samalanga–Sipopok faults cut all rock types and, in some instances, define their contact relationships. East-northeast to ESE lineaments such as the Oligocene Geureuggang and Biden faults were recognised during the NSP (Cameron et al 1983), whereas the Miwah–Menawan structural corridor and faults in the Tripa tenement were observed or interpreted by Leach (1995) and this study, respectively.…”

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Toward a mineral potential map of central Aceh, North Sumatra: contributions from spectrum-area and local singularity fractal analysis of stream sediment geochemistry and its relationships to magmatic-hydrothermal Cu and Au mineralisation

Mulja¹

2022

Applied Earth Science

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A reassessment of the geochemistry of stream sediments collected by the British-led North Sumatra Project from 1975 to 1980 in central Aceh with spectrum-area and local singularity fractal techniques refines previously determined areas with anomalous Cu and delineates As anomalies (proxy for Au) that correspond to porphyry Cu and epithermal Au-Ag deposits and prospects discovered in the 1980s and 1990s. Additionally, the application of these methods to stream sediment samples collected by an Australian company in the mid-1990s from part of central Aceh identifies Au, As, and Cu anomalies that are aligned with regional geochemical trends. Integrating singularity metal-enriched areas and the distribution of mineral occurrences and structures reveals northerly and easterly tectono-magmatic corridors controlling epithermal Au-Ag and porphyry Cu mineralisation. The above results attest to the usefulness of legacy data for first-pass mineral assessments and for providing evidence layers for a future mineral prospectivity map.

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Section: Geology and Mineralisationmentioning

confidence: 58%

Toward a mineral potential map of central Aceh, North Sumatra: contributions from spectrum-area and local singularity fractal analysis of stream sediment geochemistry and its relationships to magmatic-hydrothermal Cu and Au mineralisation

Mulja¹

2022

Applied Earth Science

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Benjamin Batten and the London Gazette Report on King Philip's War

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Toward a mineral potential map of central Aceh, North Sumatra: contributions from spectrum-area and local singularity fractal analysis of stream sediment geochemistry and its relationships to magmatic-hydrothermal Cu and Au mineralisation

Toward a mineral potential map of central Aceh, North Sumatra: contributions from spectrum-area and local singularity fractal analysis of stream sediment geochemistry and its relationships to magmatic-hydrothermal Cu and Au mineralisation

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