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Pyrite from
Aparis Mine, Barrancos, Barrancos, Beja, Portugal



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Locality type:Mine
Classification
Species:Pyrite
Formula:FeS2
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Validity:Believed Valid
Data
Mineral Data:Click here to view Pyrite data
Locality Data:Click here to view Aparis Mine, Barrancos, Barrancos, Beja, Portugal
Data Identifiers
Mindat Occurrence Record ID:220831
Long-form Identifier:1:3:220831:2
GUID (UUID V4):42107af1-5e79-42af-9a12-0352be6f19c2
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MINERAL RESOURCES OF PORTUGAL Text prepared by LuĂ­s PlĂĄcido Martins CONTENTS 5 7 11 19 20 21...MINING BACKGROUND HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF MINING IN PORTUGAL PRECIOUS METALS Galicia - TrĂĄs-os-Montes Zone...Business in Portugal KEY REFERENCES 3 PREAMBLE A complex and diversified geology endows Portugal with a...ornamental stones and some other mineral substances. Portugal is presently one of the main UE producers of copper...Portuguese territory covers half of the Iberian Pyrite Belt (IPB) which is considered the main metallogenic
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souvent que sur de vulgaires cailloux ne payant pas de mine et, a vrai dire, sans eloquence apparente. Il faut...d'enorrnes deblais que cotoient de nombreux puits de mine. Les couches de potasse se trouvent, en rrioyenne...schistes, autottr des petits cristaux cubiques de pyrite qui par~ement la roche. Ils sont toujours aureoles...representent comme des flammes qui se degageraient de la pyrite ¡; leur taille varie de quelques millimetres a...formees a l'abri et a proximite des cristaux de pyrite, car ceux-ci sont restes rigides au sein d 'une
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Spain and Mexico .............................. Portugal and Brazil ............................ America...es, 8c confeiller cresfidele d c fa ruaieile, APARIS, C h e z M a r tin Ic le u n e , a P c n fe ig...rsity at In n sb ru ck in 1817. Specim ens o f pyrite from the collection o f M IC H E L E M E R C A...E L E M E R C A T I. • 34 • Specim ens o f pyrite and other m etallic sulfides, w ith calcite and...o f J E A N R O M E D E L T S L E . • 51 • Pyrite R io Marina, Elba, Italy collectors: a M ssr
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Taverte ah Fossils of New Mexico ; Geological News Mine. logy. APE — mati Sb, mRLim e crystals in.aoii...the namesso given by him should stand instead of mine, and gave what he called oe ‘the synonyma ofthese...extremities to the upper and lower surfaces of the mine, and forming a regular ellipse around the pupa....pillars by separating the floor and the roof of the mine save the pupa from the , ris a gul sin C. MS. in...OF old THE PUEBLOS Turquoise oF NEW Miao mine at Bonanza, near snakes of different kinds; also
 
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